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Hayle Existing and Proposed Retail and Housing | Autumn 2020
240815 | Did you know you have until Monday to express your views about “home rule” for Cornwall? via Cornwall Reports
Did you know you have until Monday to express your views about “home rule” for Cornwall?
240814 | Have your say: new National Planning Policy Framework open for consultation until 24 September report Cornwall Reports
Have your say: new National Planning Policy Framework open for consultation until 24th September
240625 | Plan for 60 homes in Hayle approved by Cornwall Council | land west of Wheal Alfred Road
Plan for 60 homes in Hayle approved by Cornwall Council
240310 | Waste collections changes Helston, Penzance, Hayle | second phase:food waste, recycling, rubbish - commences July
231130 | Are you ready for weekly food waste recycling? | Food Waste, Recycling and Rubbish Collection Changes
Food Waste, Recycling and Rubbish Collection Changes.
Are you ready for weekly food waste recycling
You can find out more information via the following link - https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/rubbish-recycling-and-waste/new-food-waste-r...
230821 | People of Cornwall town 'thrown under bus' over housing plan | direct result of councillors handled Hayle masterplan
A councillor says the people of Hayle have been "thrown under the bus" by Cornwall Council over plans to build 60 new houses in the Cornish town read more »
230817 | When will new rubbish collection changes start, Cornwall
230809 | Holiday park in Cornwall for emergency housing still empty | Sandbank site purchased Cornwall Council in Jan 2022
230811 | Decision on huge solar farm at Carnhell Green: refused
230630 | Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust cares for 25 patients with Covid-19 in hospital
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust cares for 25 patients with Covid-19 in hospital
230225 | Judicial review over Hayle Viaduct Hill new houses in Cornwall | Town fails in challenging Cornwall Council at judicial
On February 7, 2022 members of the West Sub-Area Planning Committee at Cornwall Council agreed to grant planning permission - subject to conditions and Section 106 planning obligations - on a site off Viaduct Hill.
This was despite the town council warning that the area already has 700 extra houses in the pipeline and could cope with any more development.
Recycling, Rubbish Collection, Waste | Cornwall Council
Rubbish, Recycling and Waste| Cornwall Council
220824 | Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel
Council welcomes reduced bus fare initiatives in boost to low carbon travel
220905 | Dogs on Cornish beaches consultation launches
220830| Future changes to rubbish and recycling collections - Cornwall Council
220412 | Cornwall residents and visitors urged take Covid seriously as free testing ends 'Don’t pretend Covid has disappeared'
‘Don’t pretend Covid has disappeared!’ This is the message to Cornwall’s residents and visitors ahead of the busy Easter break.
People are also reminded that all Covid-19 testing sites are now closed as part of the Government’s Living with Covid strategy and move to end free testing for the general population.
Some people – including those living and working in health and care settings – will still have access to free tests but the majority will have the option of purchasing them. More information on this will be available on the Government website.
210317 | Great value bus travel is coming to Cornwall as Council leads the way with pioneering trial
Residents will pay significantly less to travel by bus from next week under a new pilot scheme led by Cornwall Council to encourage more people to travel by bus.
The reduced bus fares pilot scheme is a first for a local authority and follows a successful bid by the Council for £23.5m funded by UK Government.
It will mean adult bus passengers will, on average, pay one-third less for their fares when new summer timetables are introduced on Sunday, April 10. read more »
220407 | Pipework not shown on maps; classed as land drainage; told not SWW infrastructure, yet still had to pay SWW bills
Mel Sheridan asked for a video to be shown on the projector depicting the water pipe which
has caused her 10 years of ongoing problems. She explained that the pipework was not shown
on any maps and was classed as land drainage. Mel said that she has previously asked George
Eustice MP to try and get South West Water (SWW) to adopt the pipework, but she felt he had
not helped due to an incorrect report from Cornwall Council (CC). She questioned why she
should be paying council tax and /or water rates. She asked for Hayle Town Council (HTC) to
call a meeting on the subject with George Eustice MP, Loveday Jenkins and John Martin. It
was noted that HTC had already written to George Eustice MP requesting a meeting but to date read more »
220407 | Riverside Chalet - Simon Wright, owner of Harbour Development Company trying to evict
Michelle Scully explained that she wanted to speak about the problems her friend Karin Howey, of Riverside Chalet was having as Simon Wright, owner of the Harbour Development Company was trying to evict her. She said that although Mr Wright had previously claimed he loved and wanted to protect the chalets, apparently there was a letter in existence stating that he wanted to remove them. Michelle said that through her own investigation she believed the rights to the Harbour had initially been gained fraudulently, by the then owners Tekoa. She said that Karin was facing £9,000 court costs and being continually bombarded by Coodes Solicitors, who were trying to settle out of court. She said that at the eviction hearing, the judge had postponed for a full hearing on 1 July. Miche read more »
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