Contents
- Full Council
- Together for Families Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Corporate Finance and Performance Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Sustainable Growth and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Community Wellbeing Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee
- Committee in Common
- Audit Committee
- Cabinet
Full Council
25 November 2025
Motion Support the Housing Revenue Account
Action - In accordance with Council Procedure Rule 12.4, the Chairman referred the motion, "Support the Housing Revenue Account" to the Cabinet as the subject matter was one coming within its functions.
Response - a meeting was held on 4 December 2025 and the matter went on to be discussed at the 17 December 2025 Cabinet meeting.
Motion Say No to Mandatory Digital ID
Action - It was resolved that this Council mandates the Leader to write to the Home Secretary at their earliest convenience, condemning the Government's plans for mandatory digital ID.
Response - will be added soon.
Motion Northern Ireland Veterans
Action - It was resolved that Council requests the Leader write to the Secretary for Defence, the Secretary of State for Northern Island and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Veterans and People) asking them to address the health and wellbeing concerns expressed by veterans about the revision of the NI Legacy legislation to ensure that no Northern Ireland Veterans are prosecuted for doing their duty in combating terrorism as part of 'Operation Banner' (1969-2007)
Response - Concerning the motion Northern Ireland Veterans
Motion Cornwall Council to Discontinue Mandatory EDI/DEI Policy
Action - In accordance with Council Procedure Rule 12.4, the Chairman referred the motion, "Cornwall Council to Discontinue Mandatory EDI/DEI Policy" to the Cabinet as the subject matter was one coming within its functions.
Response - two meetings were held to discuss this, on 16 December 2025 and 12 January 2026.
Callywith College Transport
Action - Councillor Rogerson to write to Callywith College to reiterate safety concerns expressed at the meeting in relation to its bus contract.
Response - Callywith College Transport
Proposed Individual Decision: Football Foundation Truro Sports Hub Phase 4 (Langarth) Grant and Contract Procurement
Action - The Leader to discuss with Councillor La Boarde the issues she raised in relation to the proposed use of rubber crumb as part of the development of the football pitch.
Response - Individual Decision Day minutes.
Cornwall Housing Limited - Appreciation of Tenants
Action - Councillor La Broy to investigate with Cornwall Housing Limited whether they recognised their tenants who keep their properties in good condition and report back to Councillor Webb.
Response - Discussions are ongoing.
Current House Building Target for Cornwall Council
Action - Councillor La Broy to share both the letter and response he committed to at the previous meeting (Minute Ref CC/64, point 17 refers) as soon as both were available with all Members.
Response - Correspondence with the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.
Corporate Parenting Board
Action - Councillor Frank confirmed that she would raise the matter of puberty blocker trials at the next meeting of the Corporate Parenting Board.
Response - completed at Corporate Parenting Board of 3 December 2025. The Chair agreed to investigate further.
The Chair relayed the question about whether any young people in care are using puberty blockers, prompting a discussion about current regulations and monitoring. Lydia Rawe and Sarah Thayne confirmed that there is an indefinite UK ban on prescribing puberty blockers for gender dysphoria in under-18s, except through approved clinical trials, and that any use outside this would be illegal.
Together for Families Overview and Scrutiny Committee
19 November 2025
Preliminary meeting with the Chair of the Schools Forum
Action - A preliminary meeting to be arranged with the Chair of the Schools Forum to clarify responsibilities and potential recommendations to support the work of the Task and Finish Group.
Response - A report, Fair Funding for Cornwall - a case for structural reform of rural and coastal education funding in England was presented to the committee on 3 June 2026.
Update Members on the Together for Families budget
Action - Officers to arrange an informal briefing to update Members on financial measures of the Together for Families budget.
Response - will be added soon.
Briefing on Education Other Than at School
Action - A briefing to be provided on the provision of Education Other Than at School.
Response - A briefing was provided in August 2025.
LGBTQ toolkit link
Action - That the LGBTQ toolkit link be circulated to Committee Members.
Response - Link circulated to Members.
Corporate Finance and Performance Overview and Scrutiny Committee
No actions within the last 12 months.
Sustainable Growth and Place Overview and Scrutiny Committee
7 October 2025
Economic benefits of the net zero transition
Action - Further information to be circulated on the economic benefits of the net zero transition including job creation and investment potential.
Response: Local Area Energy Plan
Community Wellbeing Overview and Scrutiny Committee
2 October 2025
Cultural organisations funded by the Cultural and Creative Investment Programme
Action - Councillor Preece to share the list of the 20 cultural organisations that have been funded by the Cultural and Creative Investment Programme with the Committee.
Response - List of organisations funded by the C&CIP.
How the CFRS capital programme is funded
Action - Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service to confirm how the CFRS capital programme is funded.
Response - CFRS Capital Programme Funding.
Narrative in relation to income streams
Action - Finance Team to provide narrative in relation the income streams referred to (C103, C104 and C106) on page 51 of the agenda / page 5 of the plan.
13 November 2025
Use of takings from HWRC Shops
Action - Councillor Rich to send info to OSC Members on use of takings from HWRC Shops.
Response - The Kernow Reuse shops at Household Waste Recycling Centres have been set up to ensure that any household items suitable for reuse can be diverted from disposal or recycling, and kept within the local circular economy. Donated items are sold through our network of shops, at affordable prices.
Takings from the sale of reuse items will be used to cover the ongoing operational and running costs of each facility, and to pay back the initial set up costs of each individual shop.
Once the initial set up costs have been paid back (estimated to be approximately 18 months for each shop_, it is expected that the project partners will share revenues, either directly or indirectly through the contract provisions. Discussions regarding this are ongoing.
Helston HWRC parking provision
Action - Councillor Rich to send info to SC Members on Helston HWRC - parking provision and how the ship might affect spaces for others taking waste - risk assessment/capacity details
Response - The Helston Kernow Reuse shop was granted planning permission which included an additional three parking spaces outside the shop building, dedicated for visitors using the reuse shop.
These additional spaces will help ensure that the new facility will not impact on visiting attending site to dispose of recycling and waste. As with any changes to a Household Waste Recycling Centre, risk assessments and traffic management plans are updated accordingly.
Over the coming weeks, weather allowing, the parking bays outside the reuse shop will be line painted and until this takes place site staff will help direct visitors to park. We would also like to extend an invitation to the local Helston Councillors to visit the Helston Reuse shop for a full tour, please let me know if you would like us to arrange one for you.
Pedestian access to St Erth shop
Action - Councillor Rich to write to Councillor Line whether pedestrian access will be considered for access to St Erth shop as currently the site can only be accessed by vehicle.
Response - Pedestrian access to St Erth shop
Budget Development Overview and Scrutiny Committee
No actions within the last 12 months.
Committee in Common
(Committee in Common Between the Cornwall Health and Wellbeing Board and the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Integrated Care Partnership)
18 November 2025
Timeline for sign off of the NHS 5 Year Plan
Action - A clear timeline for sign off of the NHS 5 year Plan to be circulated to the Committee.
Response - This action has been completed.
Audit Committee
- No actions within the last 12 months
Cabinet
17 December 2025
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Nature Recovery Strategy
Action - Councillor Rich to confirm to Councillor La Borde whether the Strategy will be used in planning consideration and the call for sites.
Response - Nature Recovery Strategy
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