Please be aware the village streets are very narrow and visitors often get their vehicles stuck. Take notice of the advisory signs and use the car park at the entrance to the village to avoid such pitfalls.
If you are using satellite navigation equipment, be aware that it may direct you off the main road and down into the village via a very steep and narrow hill. You are advised to stay on the main A387 road and switch off your navigation equipment as you approach Polperro.
Local Notices
Community Speed Watch – Police Recruitment Video
Below is a link to a short documentary film which has been produced to help showcase the work of community speed watch. If this is something you would be interested […]
Liskeard Sector Neighbourhood Policing Teams Newsletter
Liskeard Newsletter Jan 2024.pdf
Changes to rubbish and recycling collection times in preparation for new food waste service
Construction works are being carried out to prepare Cornwall’s rubbish and recycling transfer sites for the introduction of weekly food waste collections. While the facilities are upgraded, some sites will […]
Gritting – Cornwall Council
Our Winter Service Plan states that we will salt (commonly known as “grit”) All A and B roads Some other well used roads Access to sites of strategic importance, including but not […]
Worried about money? Support is available
Struggling households in Cornwall are reminded that there is support available to help them through the cost-of-living crisis. Residents can check out the available help on Cornwall Council’s Cost of […]
Looe Area Community Speedwatch – Appeal For More Volunteers
A Speedwatch Group was recently formed for the Looe area supported by PCSO Steve Cocks. A few sites have been identified for monitoring, and I am sure that you could […]
Dog Fouling
Many of you will be aware that Polperro Community Council employs a Community Enforcement Officer to help tackle instances of dog fouling and littering. He is fully authorised to issue […]