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Supporting pubs and hospitality

There were big crowds for the Children’s Fireworks at 6.00pm as well as the midnight display I watched in Looe to see in the New Year. It just shows what communities can provide by organizing,…

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Summary of the year

In May elections, four of us despite narrowly missing being elected as Cornwall Councillors, but each of us have remained active and continue serving our respective communities on Town and Parish…

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Poverty and Budgets

I recently found time to read the “Growing up in Poverty” report which my Lib Dem colleague, Cllr Hilary Frank, talked about in this column when I was on leave a few weeks ago.

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Abolishing Police and Crime Commistioner

In any society you need the rule of law and order. Cornwall Council has some role in this, for example the Council is in charge of all the roads in SE Cornwall, except for the A38, operated by…

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Climate change remains a priority for many

In 2019, Cornwall Council declared a Climate Emergency. The Council has encouraged use of public transport, replaced its pool cars with electric vehicles, installed solar panels and planted trees.…

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Food and Farming

Cornwall Councillors were invited by the National Farmers Union (NFU) to a farm visit. Farmers should be valued as they produce food and manage our landscapes. We aim to protect the County Farms…

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Day At Cornwall Council

September in Cornwall Council: transport links, drain clearing, ending sewage scandal, and support for special needs children.

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