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Below is the report documentation for ‘Application for a Modification Order to add a Bridleway at Downrow in the Parishes of Week St Mary and Whitstone’. ...It includes:  the report user evidence forms topographical reports documentary evidence consultation responses the delegated officer decision

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/dmmo-reports/addition-of-a-bridleway-at-downrow-in-the-parishes-of-week-st-mary-and-whitstone/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 11:53:08

Below is the current Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) documentation to add a Restricted Byway at Vogus Lane in the parish of St Dominick....It includes:  the report topographical report documentary evidence consultation responses the delegated officer decision  WCA 643: Application for a Modification Order to add a Restricted Byway to the Definitive Map at Vogus Lane in St Dominick CP  WCA 643 Delegated Decision Form WCA 643 Decision Report WCA 643 Appendix A Report Map WCA 643 Appendix B Application WCA 643 Appendix C Topographical Report WCA 643 Appendix D Applicant Evidence  WCA 643 Appendix E Consultation Responses WCA 643 Appendix F1 Martyn Map WCA 643 Appendix F2 Greenwood Map WCA 643 Appendix F3 Tithe Map and Apportionment WCA 643 Appendix F4 District Valuation Records WCA 643 Appendix F5 Definitive Map Records WCA 643 Appendix F6 Ordnance Survey and Bartholomew Maps WCA 643 Appendix F7 Aerial Photographs WCA 643 Appendix F8 Highway Maintenance Record

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/dmmo-reports/application-for-a-modification-order-to-add-a-restricted-byway-at-vogus-lane-st-dominick-cp/

Last updated: 02/12/2024 14:34:12

Please use the map below to report an electrical problem Please read the guidance below and then choose 'continue' to get started. ...If you are struggling to use the map please see our help page....Help to report an issue

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/transport-parking-and-streets/roads-highways-and-pavements/report-a-problem-with-a-road-or-pavement/report-a-highways-electrical-issue/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 12:12:06

Where to get help, or report an issueIf you or someone else needs help in an emergency, it’s important to know who to call.For the police, fire service or medical emergencies, call 999.For non-emergencies, call the police on 101....Use NHS 111 if you need urgent but not life-threatening health advice, or when your GP surgery is closed, and you cannot wait until it re-opens....Visit http://111.nhs.uk or call 111If you see someone in trouble on the coast, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.UtilitiesFor gas, water and electrical emergencies:Wales and West – if you smell gas, phone 0800 111 999South West Water – to report a water leak, phone the leak reporting hotline on 0800 230 0561National Grid – to report a power cut, phone 105 or 0800 6783 105Report flooding or drainage issues on public roads by phoning 0300 1234 222Environment Agency Floodline - 24-hour advice – 0345 988 1188Cornwall Housing TenantsEmergency repairs – phone 0300 1234 161 if there is:Major damage to the structure of the buildingTotal prolonged loss of essential service, such as gas, water or electricity that results in a serious impact to immediate health or safety of house occupantsSocial care Social care emergencies – Safeguarding Adults and Children - 0300 1231 116Report problems with trees, roads or highwaysHighways emergency (report urgent or hazardous issues) – 0300 1234 222Report a

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/people-and-communities/find-support-with-storm-damage/

Last updated: 24/08/2026 15:34:24

If you need to report something that is causing an immediate danger, is an emergency or a threat to public safety please call 0300 1234 222 (24 hour service) giving details of the location....Report an issue with a tree If you wish to report an issue for the following, please use the link below: fallen tree/branch causing a concern on the highway tree encroachment unstable tree dead/dying tree Report an issue with a tree Please note we only cut vegetation to ensure highway safety and enable other highway works....This is particularly important after storm events.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/transport-parking-and-streets/roads-highways-and-pavements/report-a-problem-with-a-road-or-pavement/problems-with-trees/

Last updated: 07/10/2024 10:43:40

It explains how the Council best uses its planning enforcement resources....Action must be proportionate to the breach of planning control to which it relates....It is also the best way to use resources - taking formal action can be a lengthy and costly process.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/planning-and-building-control/planning-enforcement/planning-enforcement-plan/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 12:32:18

Below is the current Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) documentation to Add a Footpath in St Agnes. ...Including: the report user evidence forms topographical reports documentary evidence consultation responses the delegated officer decision WCA 548 Cornwall Council report of 'Application for a Modification Order to Add a Footpath at Trevaunance in St Agnes CP'  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/dmmo-reports/addition-of-a-footpath-at-trevaunance-st-agnes-wca-548/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 12:54:02

Below is the current Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) documentation to add Public Bridleways at Hugus Common in the parishes of Kenwyn and Kea....It includes: The report User evidence forms Topographical reports Documentary evidence Consultation responses The Delegated Officer Decision WCA 613 Cornwall Council report for 'Application for a Modification Order to add Public Bridleways at Hugus Common in the parishes of Kenwyn and Kea' WCA 613 Delegated Decision Form WCA 613 Decision Report WCA 613 Appendix A Report Map WCA 613 Appendix B Notice Served and Land Registry WCA 613 Appendix C Topographical Survey WCA 613 Appendix D-1 User Evidence Forms Part 1 WCA 613 Appendix D-1 User Evidence Forms Part 2 WCA 613 Appendix D-1 User Evidence Forms Part 3 WCA 613 Appendix D-2 User Evidence Charts WCA 613 Appendix D-3 Applicant Evidence WCA 613 Appendix D-4 Landowner Response WCA 613 Appendix D-5 Consultation Responses WCA 613 Appendix E-1 Tithe Map and Apportionment WCA 613 Appendix E-2 District Valuation Records WCA 613 Appendix E-3 Definitive Map Records WCA 613 Appendix E-4 Commons Register Records WCA 613 Appendix E-5 Ordnance Survey

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/dmmo-reports/wca-613-cornwall-council-report-for-application-for-a-modification-order-to-add-public-bridleways-at-hugus-common-in-the-parishes-of-kenwyn-and-kea/

Last updated: 09/02/2026 08:09:21

Do you need to report something that is causing an immediate danger or is an emergency?...Report a problem with one of the following; streetlight illuminated sign set of permanent traffic signals other electrical highway infrastructure Please remember to include the town, street and the reference number, where possible: For streetlights and illuminated signs, the reference numbers are usually one letter and three numbers....If the streetlight you wish to report is not showing on the map as a pink dot, then it should be on all night.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/transport-parking-and-streets/roads-highways-and-pavements/report-a-problem-with-a-road-or-pavement/report-a-problem-with-a-street-light-or-illuminated-sign/

Last updated: 27/05/2026 12:24:10

You can report any vehicle which appears to be abandoned on the highway or on private land without permission.This could include a car, van, motorcycle, trailer or caravan.These are some of the signs that might mean a vehicle is abandoned: no registered keeperno tax or MOTstationary for a significant amount of timesignificantly damaged, run down or unroadworthyflat tyres, missing wheels or broken windowsfilled with waste, missing number plates, not lockedburnt outWe cannot class a vehicle as abandoned for being untaxed unless there are other signs of abandonment.You should report untaxed vehicles to the DVLA.Vehicles that we cannot investigatehas been stationary for less than 6 weeks (unless burnt out or significantly damaged)has current tax and MOT (unless burnt out or significantly damaged)is legally parked on the highway with no other signs of abandonmentis a nuisance because of where or how it is parkedis parked on private land with the permission of the landownerBefore you report a...If the vehicle is not taxed please report it on the Government's website and allow time for the DVLA to resolve.If the vehicle has no MOT and is being used on the road, causing an obstruction, or is a danger to highway users please report it to the PoliceIf you suspect the vehicle has been stolen, or has been in an accident please report it to the PoliceIf the vehicle is parked illegally on the highway please report to the Councils Civil Parking Enforcement teamVehicles on social housing landIf the vehicle is on Social Housing land (for example, a communal car park) please contact the Housing Association....Only continue with this report if you are not satisfied with their response.Cornwall HousingOcean HousingCoastline HousingCornwall Rural Housing AssociationLivewestWestward HousingSanctuary HousingLandlords and managing agents (including Registered Social Landlords or ‘Housing Associations’)If a vehicle has been left on land that you own or manage:you should request information about ownership of the vehicle from the DVLA.you can contact the registered keeper to request that they remove the vehicle.if there is no registered keeper or you are unable to contact them, please email cep@cornwall.gov.ukHow we investigate abandoned vehicle reportsWe will inspect the vehicle if the information in your report suggests it may be abandoned.If we think it's abandoned, we may put a notice on it or send a letter to the registered keeper.If we don’t think it is abandoned, we will let you knowIf the owner doesn’t contact us or move the abandoned vehicle, we can remove it to a secure place.If the vehicle

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/abandoned-vehicles/

Last updated: 20/07/2026 07:46:00