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Saltash Town councillors visited the Tamar Bridge on a blustery March day. It was eye-opening in more ways than one. Maintaining the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry costs nearly £20 million per…
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I was away visiting family last weekend so took the opportunity to reflect on the last 2 years since I was elected to Cornwall Council. A lot has changed since I was on the Council in 2017,…
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RECENTLY there has been real focus on water quality around Cornwall and particularly in my patch of Lostwithiel with a stretch of the river Fowey being chosen as one of 13 areas around the…
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The main business at Full Council in Truro last Tuesday was setting the budget for the next financial year. Council Tax will rise by 4.99%. That’s not something anyone welcomes, but when bills go up,…
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The main issue debated at Full Council meeting this week was the budget we will deliver from April. The Government has announced a three-year financial settlement, which has allowed us to plan…
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It is easy for a Councillor to be so immersed in various meetings required for policies, strategies and budgets that we risk losing contact with residents. So it was good to get out in Liskeard…
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At a Cornish secondary school, all 1,100 pupils have just taken part in a local election.
Throughout February, the same ballot stations used in ‘grown-up’ elections are being taken into…
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Save Our Bank!
South East Cornwall’s Liberal Democrats have launched a campaign to stop Santander from closing their branch in Liskeard town centre. At the end of January, Santander announced…
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I was relieved to be undercover at the Eden Project last week with several Liberal Democrat Councillors to support the Tourism and Hospitality sector, a major part of our economy. Ironically…
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At Full Council last week, councillors heard that Cornwall Council’s budget calculations are being revised after the provisional Local Government Finance Settlement confirmed that Cornwall will…
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