Below is a list of public weighbridges in Cornwall....If you would like to view the location of any of these weighbridges on a map, please use our Interactive Mapping system....Capacity Plate Size Map Ref Opening Times Downs Farm Splatten Ridden, Lelant Downs, Hayle 01736 322722 50,000kg 15m  x   3m 535 361 Mon. - Fri. 08:00 - 17:00Sat. 8.00 - 13.00 Castle Granite Ltd Castle-an-Dinas Quarry, Ludgvan, Penzance 01736 365155 40,000kg 12m  x   3m 484 343 Mon. - Fri. 07:00 - 17:00 but shut 13.00 - 13.30 SUEZ Wilson Way, Pool 01726 828230 50,000kg 15m  x   3m 678 414 Mon. - Fri. 08.00 - 17.00Sat. 08.00 - 12.00 Malcolm Drew Ltd.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/business-trading-and-licences/trading-standards/list-of-public-weighbridges/

Last updated: 20/05/2025 11:42:02

This means that there will be some costs that you will have to pay. these will include resources and any exam entries....If so, talk to the teacher concerned, or to the headteacher, before you make your decision.The Home Education Advisory Service publishes a useful list of frequently asked questions for those considering elective home education.Read the FAQsThese are useful points to consider when making the decision to electively home educate:what the long-term education goals are for your child / childrenwhy you are considering electing to educate your child / children at homehow you will provide an efficient, full-time education suitable for your child’s age, ability and aptitudewhether you have the time and capacity needed to educate your child at homewhether you are able to meet the full financial responsibilities associated with educating your child at home....(This includes the full costs of examinations if you intend for your child to sit these)what form the learning will take place and how you will engage your child in learninghow you will choose what to teach your child and how to teach itwhether your home is suitable for teaching and learning.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/schools-and-education/parent-support-and-advice/educating-your-child-at-home/

Last updated: 19/08/2026 09:48:08

Jigsaw are a team who help children, young people, parents and carers who have been sexual abused....Jigsaw Workers are a team of experienced therapists who are familiar with working with children who have had difficult experiences like abuse and neglect....Jigsaw Sessions Jigsaw sessions are arranged through your Social Worker working for Children's Social Care.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/health-and-social-care/childrens-services/child-protection-and-safeguarding/help-for-those-who-have-alleged-sexual-abuse/

Last updated: 06/08/2026 07:27:43

PPO Application PackBefore making an application we recommend that you speak to an officer in the Public Rights of Way Team....Public Path Order Priority PolicyPublic Path OrdersAnyone can propose a change to a public right of way....Requests are mostly from landowners or developers, but the public will have the opportunity to comment.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/public-path-orders/

Last updated: 18/09/2026 14:29:43

Pay by direct debitThe great majority of people in Cornwall pay their tax on time....If you prefer never having to worry about making or missing payments, you can join 205,000 (78%) others and pay automatically by direct debit.All the normal direct debit safeguards and guarantees apply when you set up an instruction online.No changes in the;amountdateor frequency of a paymentcan be made without notifying you at least 10 working days in advance of your account being debited.In the event of any error, you are entitled to an immediate refund from your Bank or Building Society.You have the right to cancel a direct debit instruction at any time simply by writing to your Bank or Building Society, and sending a copy of the letter to us.Amend a direct debitYou can change your existing direct debit details by using the pay by direct debit form....We will check your number, if it is not correct, you will need to check it and try again.It's important to use your correct council tax account number to avoid delays in payments reaching your account.Step by step guideSelect Council TaxEnter your 9-digit account numberEnter your:first namelast nameemail addressEnter the amount you want to payContinue to Payit™ and sign in to your bankCheck the details and confirm your paymentSummaryEnter your Council Tax account numberAdd your details and amountPay securely using your bankReceive email confirmationPayit™ - Make a PaymentPay by cardTo pay using your credit or debit card, you will need your debit or credit card 16-digit card number.Use the link below to enter your payment card detailsEnter the amount to pay and your council tax account number.Your council tax account number can be found on your council tax bill and is a 9-digit number starting with a 3.Make a payment by cardPlease note - Once you have received your confirmation that your

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-tax/your-council-tax-bill/how-to-pay-your-council-tax/

Last updated: 01/09/2026 13:12:07

It provides cash grants to local (parish and town) councils to organise trimming and minor works on public rights of way....This can be the Clerk, a Councillor or any member of the local community Submit claims for grant with supporting invoices Check and hold copies of contractors' public liability insurance and training certificates How the Partnership works Cornwall Council sends a pack with a map, path schedules and a calculation of eligible grant available (updated every year)....Getting Started Decide what work you want to do Local councils can prioritise works but they must produce (with Cornwall Council) a ‘cutting map’ to show trimming needs on Gold paths Local councils must prepare to respond to public reports on path vegetation problems Path surfaces given a good cut at the beginning of the season (May/June) need less attention later on.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/public-rights-of-way/local-maintenance-partnership/

Last updated: 18/02/2021 13:57:33

Rent or Council Tax arrearsGas or electricityCredit or store cardsPersonal loans and overdraftsOwe friends and familyBenefit repaymentsSome options to considerTalk to us if you are in arrears with your Council TaxSort your Council tax arrearsIf you are unable to pay your rent, for any reason you should:Contact your Rent Management Officer Immediately on 0300 1234 161If you think you might be entitled to housing benefit, contact Cornwall Council on 0300 1234 121 to make an application Keep your Rent Management Officer up to date with information about your housing benefit claim and financial circumstancesGas and electricity billsIf you are struggling to pay your energy bills you can find advice from Citizens Advice websiteGas and electric bill adviceBritish Gas Energy trustThis trust offers grants to clear debt on outstanding energy bills, for people who;meet certain criteria,and who can show evidence of being able to make energy payments in future (once the debt is cleared)Find out more...We have listed some of the organisations who can help you find ways to manage your debts and reduce how much you pay each month.Christians Against PovertyDebt counselling charity with a number of centres in Cornwall0800 328 0006 (freephone)Christians Against Poverty websiteCitizens Advice Cornwall Citizens Advice has offices across the county, and a phone helpline.Phone: 0800 144 8848 Mon-Fri 10am to 4pm....FREEDebt and Money - Citizens Advice websiteThe Royal British LegionLaunched a grant scheme in November 2022 for armed services personnel, veterans and their families who are struggling to pay their energy bills.The initiative will provide non-repayable emergency grants of up to £2,400 a year (£200 a month), and is available across the UK.Eligibility criteria applies, but TRBL are generous with their definitions:current serving members of the Royal Navy,British Armyor Royal Air Forceas well as their familiesdependantsand carers – which can include childrencurrent and former spouses and partnerswidows and widowers.Check if you’re eligible on their website, or by calling the helpline.0808 802 8080British Legion websiteFamily and Information ServiceFind support with childcare, parenting, money matters and moreFamily Information Service websiteGovernment websiteGov.uk advice on options for paying off your debtMoneyhelper websiteIf you’re struggling with money, you can talk to a specialist online

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/people-and-communities/do-you-need-a-helping-hand/help-with-bills/i-have-debt/

Last updated: 15/07/2026 12:29:44

Protect your animals Although fireworks are fun for us, they are not fun for animals....Most animals get very scared by the lights and noise, so you should take precautions to protect your pets during the times of the year when fireworks are likely to be set off....The animal charity Blue Cross say that the best thing you can do is to keep your pets indoors.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/keeping-safe/fire-safety/fire-safety-outdoors/firework-safety/keep-your-pets-safe/

Last updated: 02/09/2025 09:11:57

Cornwall Council, as "surveying authority" keep a Definitive Map and Statement of public rights of way....A legal record of Cornwall public rights of way showing a 'relevant date' the public had the rights shown on the map....Parish/Town Councils Parish Councils have a copy of the Definitive Map and Statement showing the local network.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/definitive-map-and-statement/

Last updated: 13/05/2026 09:41:37

Safety FirstWhere an electric fence is placed across a public right of way, or closely bordering one, the public must not be exposed to the risk of receiving any shock....Irrespective of whether the fence is across or bordering the public right of way, it must be clearly identified as being electrified....Users should be able to pass through or over the fence in safety.Report a public right of way issueTemporary Fences and Public FootpathsOn public footpaths where the user has a right on foot, only the use of a single strand of electrified fence to control stock is generally acceptable under the following conditions:There must be a means of breaking the electric current at the crossing point of the public footpath.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/public-rights-of-way/electric-fence-guidance-notes-for-landowners/

Last updated: 19/10/2026 09:15:36