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Town and Parish Council Newsletter: 14 February 2025

Dear South East Cornwall CAP Members,

 

Cllr Linda Taylor, Leader of Cornwall Council, will be out and about across Cornwall again this autumn to hear from more residents at the remaining six ‘Listening to You’ events that we had to postpone as a result of the general election.

 

Linda is really looking forward to meeting people from your local area and hearing from them about what’s on their mind.  We are also hoping to hear from them about our Council priorities which are ‘how we can work with communities for a Carbon Neutral Cornwall, where everyone can start well, live well and age well’.

 

We will be promoting the events on our Let’s talk Cornwall engagement platform, on social media

 

We would be grateful if you would help to promote your local event

 

8 October: 7pm – 8.30pm

The Guildhall, Saltash Town Council, Lower Fore Street, Saltash, PL12 6JX

 

• Posters will be sent by post to the Town Council to display locally
• We will promote the event on both the Council’s Facebook site and Community Area Partnership (CAP) Facebook page, if possible, please share our posts on your own Facebook page
• If possible please add a link to the Let’s talk Cornwall page to your website: https://letstalk.cornwall.gov.uk/listening-to-you

 

Please let Beverly Hill know if there is anything extra, we can do to help promote the event in your area.

 

We are holding one event in each CAP area. We are sorry if we aren’t holding an event in your town. However we will be holding other engagement activities at a later date, when we will look to visit towns that are not included in this initial schedule of meetings.

 

Please see the schedule of events below.

Please visit https://letstalk.cornwall.gov.uk/listening-to-you for more information and updates.

Please complete the Google Poll to let us know what you think of Big Green pre refurbishment

 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZKkYcwK9b2Zm679f6eBj9OrCUgiwaNHjjcvtq2FVIhL_YtA/viewform?usp=sf_link

Dear Owners

The message we have received is that a number of managed holiday let and other commercial properties have received new style household containers.

If you are able to share the full property addresses and postcodes with us (as often the marketing name given to the property doesn’t match the registered property address) we can match this information against our records and organize to collect any containers that have been issued to non-qualifying properties eg council tax rated properties which are used as full or part-time self-catering holiday lets.  Alongside each address if you are able to indicate if they already utilise a commercial waste collection service, that would also be really useful.

Please continue to pass across any further reports of Household containers being delivered to holiday lets, and we’ll continue to investigate and keep you updated.

I look forward to receiving your reply.  Thanks in advance.

Yours sincerely

Sharon Wills

Chargeable Waste Officer

Cornwall Council | Waste Management | Regulatory Services

chargeablewaste@cornwall.gov.uk

commercialwaste@cornwall.gov.uk | Tel: 01872 332000

www.cornwall.gov.uk | ‘Onen hag oll’

Project NightEye intends to make public spaces within the evening and night-time economy, safer for women and girls. The
project will help target male perpetrators and deter crime. To help achieve this, reporting all suspicious behaviour is key.
The document is a request to those working in the evening and night-time economy especially staff working in the licensed
trade, at events, at holiday parks, street marshals and pastors, transport providers: bus companies, taxi firms and hire car operators, listing the type of behaviour Devon and Cornwall police would like you to report if you hear about it, see it or someone is telling you about it. Take action according to your management guidance, business/safeguarding policy and instructions
– this might include dialling 999 and alerting police who may be on patrol nearby.
Once you have taken action, please also report it to us using the Community Partnership Intel form
The behaviours of concern are:
• Males loitering without reason and / or persistently returning to an area after being asked to leave
• Males persistently making unwanted contact towards females
• Males blocking females from leaving a space, venue, event, or area
• Males making lewd comments or unwanted sexual advances towards females
• Males trying to isolate females and / or taking them away by physically pulling or pushing
• Following / stalking behaviour
• Particular concerns over behaviour of employees in the night-time economy who may have gained employment to
deliberately target females
• Vehicles loitering without reasons or circulating the evening and night-time economy or main routes out
We are also interested in:
• Instances on social media discussing or highlighting the above experiences which appear not to have been reported
to police.
Please fill in the Community Partnership Intel form and make reports, with as much detail as possible including, times, descriptions, locations, and vehicle registration details. Please let us know if there is any CCTV coverage, too.
You can also tell us about the above behaviours anonymously through Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
Please encourage members of the public to use the StreetSafe app. This is a service for anyone to anonymously tell us about
public places where they have felt unsafe, because of environmental issues, e.g., street lighting, abandoned buildings or because of some behaviours, e.g., being followed or verbally abused. Please note: ‘StreetSafe’ is not for reporting crime or incidents
Does it feel like the situation could get heated or violent very soon? Is someone in immediate danger? Do you need support
right away? If so, please call 999.
Call 101 for non-emergency enquiries
Devon and Cornwall Police