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St. Agnes Parish Council currently has two councillor vacancies. Could you be a councillor?

At St. Agnes Academy pupils were invited to design the artwork for a new school parking permit. The idea behind the permit is simple: to encourage more parents and guardians to use Trelawney Road Car Park.

St. Agnes Parish Council has agreed to prepare a Neighbourhood Priorities Statement for the parish. A Neighbourhood Priorities Statement, or NPS, is a way for local communities to tell Cornwall Council what matters most to them when planning for future growth, development, and infrastructure.

Residents may have seen recent discussion about Cornwall Council’s public realm and weed treatment programme, including the proposed reintroduction of glyphosate for weed control on some highways and public areas.

A by-election is being held to elect 1 councillor to represent the Mount Hawke Ward of St Agnes Parish Council.

St Agnes Parish Council is pleased to confirm that Diana Margaret Rodda has been duly elected as Parish Councillor for the Mount Hawke Ward.

St Agnes Parish Council is asking residents to share their views on current and future allotment provision in the parish. The short anonymous survey will help the Council better understand local demand, priorities and ideas for community growing spaces.

Cornwall Council has published a Notice of Election for one Councillor for St Agnes Parish Council – Mount Hawke Ward.

A casual vacancy has arisen in the office of Councillor for St Agnes Parish Council – Mount Hawke Ward, following the resignation of Keith Woolcott.

Over the coming weeks, St. Agnes Parish Council will be carrying out routine safety inspections in areas under its care.

Public Rights of Way, often known as PRoW, include footpaths, bridleways and byways that the public has a legal right to use.