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Cornwall Council’s work on boosting nature recovery through its planning policies has been recognised in a national report....The report praises the planning policy’s focus on soil health and its potential to increase biodiversity and enhance carbon storage in the natural environment....It also highlights Cornwall’s work to sustain the rural economy through its strong agricultural and food-producing heritage as well as its commitment to maintaining the environment while reducing carbon emissions.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/cornwall-s-green-planning-policies-recognised-in-national-nature-report/

Last updated: 15/09/2023 07:47:32

A domestic abuse specialist from Cornwall Council was invited to share the stage with the Home Secretary and Domestic Abuse Commissioner (DAC) at the launch of a new national report. ...The results informed the final DAC report, called Learning From Loss, which lists key recommendations to help prevent future deaths. ...She said: “I was definitely nervous representing Cornwall on a national stage like that but it was important to me to showcase the work that goes on here and our role in the creation of such an important report.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/cornwall-on-national-stage-in-drive-to-prevent-domestic-abuse-related-deaths/

Last updated: 07/08/2025 13:08:59

Cornwall Council’s cabinet member for climate change has pledged to continue helping Cornwall work towards becoming carbon neutral after a new report shows the council is ahead of its target to be carbon neutral by 2030. ...In its annual Emissions Inventory report on its total carbon emissions in 2021-22, figures show the unitary authority emitted 10,058 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO²e), representing a 24 per cent drop in emissions since 2018. ...It means the council is on track to meeting its target for becoming a carbon neutral council by 2030. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/council-on-target-to-become-carbon-neutral-as-it-cuts-its-emissions/

Last updated: 08/11/2022 13:42:30

The authority is the first in the country to publish a Climate Change Risk Assessment report which looks at the regional effects of rising sea levels and more extreme weather in Cornwall.   ...It highlights the fact there is no time to lose when it comes to cutting our emissions to reduce the likelihood of these risks to our communities and environment. ...As part of Cornwall Council’s commitment made in its climate change action plan it commissioned a Climate Change Risk Assessment Report to look at how Cornwall will be impacted by climate change. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/cornwall-council-publishes-the-country-s-first-bespoke-climate-change-risk-report/

Last updated: 11/11/2022 14:10:07

A new economic report has found that adult social care contributes almost £1 billion to Cornwall's economy each year, supports more than 22,000 jobs and delivers significant benefits to local communities.The report by Alma Economics, commissioned by Cornwall Council, highlights the economic and social value of the adult social care sector, revealing that it contributes approximately £991 million in economic value and supports around 22,700 full-time equivalent jobs across Cornwall, either directly employed within the sector or the supply of goods and services.Beyond its direct contribution, the sector supports thousands more jobs through local businesses and supply chains, from training providers and transport services to equipment suppliers and community organisations.Cornwall Council Cabinet Lead for Adult Social Care and Health Partnerships, Cllr Jim McKenna said: “The findings underline the sector's importance, not only as a vital public service but also as a major source of employment...“We now have some compelling evidence to help us in lobbying central government to invest more in adult social care.”The report found that for every £1 invested in adult social care, £2.37 of social and economic value is generated, slightly above the national average....As demand grows, care employers across Cornwall are increasingly investing in professional development, qualifications and progression opportunities.Cllr Tim Dwelly, Cornwall Council Cabinet Lead for Economy and Skills said: “The findings make clear that investing in social care is not only the right thing to do for those who rely on these services, but also delivers wider benefits for our economy, our communities and the resilience of Cornwall as a whole.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/health-wellbeing-and-social-care/care-sector-delivers-nearly-1-billion-to-cornwalls-economy-and-offers-growing-career-opportunities/

Last updated: 20/07/2026 09:24:29

The Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Local Nature Partnership (CIoSLNP) wants to make it easier for people to report environmental offences from illegal tree felling to wildlife disturbance to marine pollution. ...It comes after a recent report recommends improvements to environmental enforcement and compliance across the region. ...It also details where to get help for stranded sea birds or animals. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/partnership-urges-residents-to-report-environmental-offences-and-protect-nature/

Last updated: 04/03/2025 13:39:07

Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed its latest inspection report from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabularies and Fire and Rescue Services, which outlines the significant progress made across the service in recent years.The service has been rated good at responding to fires and other emergencies, with inspectors highlighting its innovative risk-sharing system which helps keep both firefighters and members of the public safe during incidents.The report, published today (June 17), highlights the continued collaboration with partners across policing, health and housing.It outlines the measures in place to improve and modernise the service, including investment in staffing across prevention and protection.The inspectors also recognised that the service is prepared for the introduction of new legislation following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.The service is already working to address areas that were identified as requiring improvement during the inspection, which took place six...The money will fund training, the ongoing implementation of fire standards, additional resources for home fire prevention and support for businesses following new legislation.Plans are also in place for the service to update its vehicles, equipment and IT systems, and make improvements to community fire stations over the next four years.Kathryn Billing, Chief Fire Officer at Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service, said: “We welcome this report which reflects the hard work and dedication of the people in our service to make the improvements made....“However, we recognise that there is still work to do.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/cornwall-fire-and-rescue-service-welcomes-inspection-report-following-major-improvements-within-the-service/

Last updated: 17/06/2026 05:50:46

Residents across Cornwall are being encouraged to speak out and seek support as part of ASB (antisocial behaviour) Awareness Week which starts today (Monday, June 29).The Safer Cornwall Partnership is supporting the national campaign led by Resolve, working alongside partners to raise awareness of how we can tackle antisocial behaviour.ASB is defined as persistent behaviour that causes harassment, alarm or distress, and can include neighbour nuisance, vandalism, intimidation, and threatening behaviour.Throughout the week, our Antisocial Behaviour Team will be out and about in Cornwall’s communities meeting people and delivering drop-in sessions and advice surgeries.Areas they plan to visit include Helston, Camborne, St Austell, Truro, Looe, Perranporth, Torpoint, Launceston, Par, Newquay, Falmouth, Saltash, Liskeard and Redruth.This week, residents are reminded that:The quickest way to report ASB is online via Devon & Cornwall PoliceNon-emergencies can be reported by calling 101In an emergency...or if a crime is in progress, always call 999Cllr Thalia Marrington, Cabinet Member for Community Safety and Public Health at Cornwall Council, which includes Safer Cornwall, said:“It is one of the Council’s priorities to create strong, safe and vibrant communities and antisocial behaviour can be a major obstacle to achieving this....“It is always worth reporting incidents of ASB; even if officers are unable to attend, your report helps build intelligence and can support action being taken.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/asb-awareness-week-2026-residents-urged-to-report-antisocial-behaviour-to-make-communities-safer/

Last updated: 29/06/2026 12:30:28

Cornwall Council's Cabinet committee will meet in Truro this morning, with the latest performance report for the authority on the agenda....I am disappointed to report that we have yet to receive a response, which is why Cllr Harris included it within the submission he made last week in an effort to influence the Chancellor’s Autum Statement and ensure the gravity of our financial situation is understood."...I have heard Government continually promising to sort out funding for local government, but it is time for action, not words and I hope they will give us the details we need sooner rather than later to allow us to begin planning with clarity." 10.04am: There is one public question, regarding the council's strategic plan following the Grenfell report released earlier this month. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/council-budgets-and-economy/live-cornwall-council-cabinet-18-september-2024/

Last updated: 18/09/2024 09:26:21

We have a record we can be proud of, with many of our achievements outlined in the Missions and Outcomes report that we will be discussing here today."...Cllr Louis Gardner, portfolio holder for the economy, confirms the agreement remains in place. 10.06am: We now move onto the Cornwall Council Mission and Outcomes Report 2021-2025, which looks at how the authority has performed against its set priorities during the past four years....The report is approved unanimously. 10.14am: We now move onto the Council's Quarter Three performance report. 

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/council-budgets-and-economy/live-cornwall-council-cabinet-12-february-2025/

Last updated: 12/02/2025 12:54:40