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Newly renewed court markings at St Agnes Sports Club are making it easier for players of all ages and experience levels to enjoy netball with greater confidence.

St Agnes Parish Council will shortly introduce a new contactless payment system at the public toilets at Trevaunance Cove. The charge will be 50p per visit and can be paid using a contactless bank card or compatible smart payment device. Access for disabled users will remain free with a valid RADAR key.

St. Agnes Parish Council is continuing its efforts to obtain clear and detailed information from South West Water about sewage pollution, planned infrastructure improvements and the capacity of the wastewater network serving the parish.

St. Agnes Parish Council has been contacted by Porthtowan residents, businesses and councillors about the current parking charges and arrangements at Beach Road Car Park.

The Parish Council has been actively involved in reviewing Cornwall Council’s proposed School Street improvement scheme for Mount Hawke Academy and the surrounding area.

Local groups, schools, charities and community organisations may be eligible to apply for support through the Forest for Cornwall Small Projects & Community Fund.

A Notice of Election has been published for St Agnes Parish Council – Mount Hawke Ward. An election is to be held for one Councillor, with nominations closing at 4pm on Friday 24 July 2026.

This year’s Cornwall Reading Challenge launches at St Agnes Library on Saturday 11 July and runs throughout the summer until Saturday 12 September. The theme for this year is Extraordinary Explorers, and families are invited to come into the library, sign up, borrow books and begin their summer reading adventure.

St Agnes Parish Council is pleased to announce that the new contactless payment system will shortly be introduced at the public toilets at Trevaunance Cove.

Join St Agnes Library for a free craft session on Saturday 4th July and make your own cardboard binoculars as part of this year’s Cornwall Reading Challenge: Extraordinary Explorers.

St. Agnes Parish Council has signed a formal Letter of No Confidence in South West Water, addressed to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.