Update from Penwith Landscape Partnership Click the link to access a full version of the Newsletter and do consider getting involved! Newsletter No 8  

St Just Town Council elected a new Mayor and Deputy Mayor at their AGM on Monday 13 May 2019. At last Monday’s Annual Meeting, Councillor Brian Clemens was thanked for his service as Mayor of St Just for the past…

Green-fingered residents across Cornwall are being encouraged to cut down on waste by composting as International Compost Awareness Week is celebrated. Composting is an inexpensive, natural process that transforms kitchen and garden waste into a valuable and nutrient rich food for gardens…

      Cornwall Council – 10 years of transforming and sustaining public services, in the face of reducing funding from Government. Ten years ago this month, Cornwall Council came into existence, as Cornwall County Council and the six District…

Local Tin Coast Partnership looking for a Project Manager, a fixed term contract post with The National Trust as the host employer. Job Summary The ‘Tin Coast – Connecting people to landscape’ project needs an enthusiastic and experienced project manager.…

Funding for groups wanting to clean up their Town has just been allocated by Government, to Cornwall Council with a short time for us to allocate it to groups in our communities. Cornish communities are being offered up to £2,000…

Cornwall is set to receive a boost to the economy next year when it hosts the first stage of the 2020 Tour of Britain, with riders travelling 170km through the Cornish countryside, starting at Penzance and ending in Bodmin. The…

Be part of the West Penwith Conversation, telling our story to the world!   If you want to put up a poster, here is a better pdf copy: Community Conversation

Around 300 young people gathered today at New County Hall to call for more action on climate change. Cornwall Council’s portfolio holder for the environment, Sue James, and Deputy Leader Julian German met the organiser of the event and some…