Sue James
NOTE: This website is primarily me as an active Liberal Democrat Campaigner so views and posts do not represent the views of St Just Town Council. For Town Council News and Decisions, please visit the St Just Town Council website.
Standing up for the St Just and Pendeen Area
Sue James continues to serve the communities of St Just & Pendeen as a Town Councillor and volunteer.
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- Streetlights will be turning off between Midnight and 5a.m from MondayFebruary 23, 2024Most Streetlights in our St Just Parish will be turning off between Midnight and 5a.m from Monday ... more
- Short Practical Gardening Courses at Bosavern Community FarmFebruary 7, 2024There are short, supported practical gardening courses starting very soon at Bosavern Community ... more
- Ending Violence Against Women Events 2023November 24, 2023Ending Violence Against Women Events 2023 are summarised below. If you can do nothing else, ... more
- No 7 Bus Timetable – Sennen Cove to Gurnards Head via St Just & PendeenNovember 9, 2023No 7 Bus Timetable – Sennen Cove to Gurnards Head via St Just & Pendeen for winter ... more
- NHS Cornwall Consultation re New FacilityNovember 1, 2023PROPOSED THE NEW WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOR CORNWALL & SCILLY (OPENING 2028, AT THE ... more
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Please do help us save this wonderful Chapel. 2 CommentsComment on Facebook Colin Martin making you aware of an issue down West that will be important to many across Cornwall. It has been identified as one of the most important Chapels in Cornwall so it must not be sold to the highest bidder. Andrew George - this is an important local matter.
Things Foodbank are needing, if you can donate. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Hustings for General Election - St Ives Constituency.
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Police & Crime Commissioner elections on 2 May. If you are worried about having the right ID, apply for a postal vote - it's very easy!Taking my kids to the park is a joy. But there's a downside. I'm reminded of the behaviours in society that grind our gears. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Not West Penwith but as it is the Easter holidays, folk might be in other parts of Cornwall.Don’t miss our guided walk and stargazing event on Bodmin Moor run by the Monumental Improvement project on Thursday 4th April. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Follow the link to discover the challenge and how you can help.
@followers🚨 THE CHAPEL IS BEING SOLD BY THE OWNERS THIS YEAR
St Just Miners' Chapel Charity would like to buy the Chapel and stop the risk of this iconic building losing its community, cultural and spiritual purpose.
📣 We need your help to raise £50,000.
🤞🏽 We are launching a donations appeal today. Please help if you can. Every donation brings us one step closer to reaching our goal...
www.totalgiving.co.uk/appeal/saveourchapel
🗓 We will also be organising a fundraising event for the Chapel over the next few months. If you can lend a hand, even just a couple of hours a month, we would very much welcome your support! If that's you then please do get in touch on here or via our website. www.stjustminerschapel.com
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For those struggling and juggling money, talk to any health workers or other support workers or your children's school staff if you need to be referred for food. Volunteers will bring you a generous weeks shopping to bridge gaps in your month due to unexpected bills or events.
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The graffiti, litter and vandalism that blight the kids' play areas and parks that our local authorities invest in. Worse still, the broken glass, tins of alcohol and drug paraphernalia that are all too often found there.
They're all the hallmarks of anti-social behaviour – behaviours that keep people away from play areas during the day, and prevent us from enjoying open spaces in the evening. Our current Conservative Police & Crime Commissioner blames the councils. It's true that they have some powers to deal with anti-social behaviour. Some fail to realise what powers they actually have, and others are unable to implement them because they're already operating on a shoestring and manpower and training don't come cheap.
What's required is a multi-agency approach, and I want to deliver more cooperation between police, local authorities and the organisations that are at the front line - from those supporting people with issues around drug and alcohol abuse to those dealing with young people, homelessness and mental health.
Similarly a move to proper community policing is essential and a key Lib Dem pledge. Without a cohesive approach to prevention, anti-social behaviour will just be 'moved around' – and that's not good enough.
I'm keen to get your feedback on issues around crime. Please take my crime survey and ask friends in Devon, Cornwall & isles of Scilly to do the same. rb.gy/r7nbrr
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Our guided walk will explore King Arthur’s Hall and Emblance Downs Stone Circles, two sites in the MI project. Afterwards, we'll join the Bodmin Moor International Dark Sky Landscape team from Caradon Observatory to gaze through powerful telescopes and learn how to interpret the skies.
Book your place here: bit.ly/3V9IgWd
Primarily funded thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund
📷: John Peters - Bodmin Moor
#cornwall #nationallandscapesuk #protectedlandscapes #heritage #heritagefund #darkskiesweek #stargazing #walking
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Contact Information
Sue James
Higher Carnyorth Farm,
Carnyorth,
St Just,
Cornwall
TR19 7QD
07745116049
cllrsuejames@gmail.com
Planning
One of the most common reasons people contact me is to do with planning applications. Click the link below to find some helpful information regarding planning applications.
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From the Mayor
- My Outreach Contribution for March 2024March 1, 2024SPRING IS APPROACHING; By Councillor Sue James Well, can you believe that it is almost Spring? ... more
- Some ConsultationsFebruary 1, 2024I thought I’d bring your attention to a few consultation that Cornwall Council are seeking ... more
- Outreach Piece for February 2024February 1, 2024A NEW YEAR IS UNDERWAY, SO WHAT IS ON THE HORIZON? There are a couple of Cornwall Council matters ... more
- End of Year NewsDecember 14, 2023End of Year News, including some consultations to ponder over the Christmas holidays (assuming you ... more
- My Outreach Contribution for December 2023 & January 2024November 24, 2023My Outreach contribution for December 2023 & January 2024 is a bit different with a focus on ... more