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Falmouth and Penryn Community Area Partnership Cornwall Councillors

Falmouth and Penryn Community Area Partnership

The community area partnership brings local organisations and people together.  Its role is to tackle the issues that matter to communities, so everyone can start, live and age well.  There are 12 community area partnerships in Cornwall.  

Partnership meetings are open to the public and the press.

The partnership involves Cornwall Councillors and town and parish councils in the area.  It also involves other organisations that serve our communities.  These include the Police, health services and voluntary and community sector.  

Partnership meeting dates - 2023/24

  • Extraordinary virtual meeting: 19 September 2023 (Local Plan team invited). 
  • Tuesday 31 October 2023* (This is the formal ‘Know your Area workshop’ date). 
  • Tuesday 23 January 2024*  
  • Tuesday 26 March 2024* 

*Note: Provisional pending final decision by CAP on the frequency of its meetings, to be informed by further discussion at its next meeting. 

Microsoft Teams Meetings

To join an online meeting in Microsoft Teams please select a link within the agenda (listed below).

The links below explain how to join a Microsoft Teams Meeting, and guidance on how to participate in a Microsoft Teams Meeting.

Panel agendas and notes

If you would like any earlier agendas or notes, please use the contact details below to request them. This includes agendas and notes from the former Community Network Panels.

Cornwall Council Community Chest Scheme

For information on the Cornwall Council Community Chest Scheme please follow the link.

Past Councillor Community Grant Payments

Cormac Programming (highways maintenance)

Indicative Works programmes for Cormac construction and highway maintenance works are accessible via the link: Cormac Programming.

Community and health profiles

Understanding the profile of our population at different geographical levels is key to ensuring we understand the needs of our population. Our Community Profiles allow you to find, explore and use a wide range of facts and figures for Cornwall and can help highlight variations. 

View the Community Insight Profiles for Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 

Town and Parish Council information

Changes to Town and Parish Council information

Please email us at ptcchanges@cornwall.gov.uk to let us know about any clerk changes or amendments.

To let us know about casual vacancies please use our Contact the elections team form.

Please select a Town or Parish Council to view their information:

Last Updated:

16/04/2026

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Community area partnerships information

About community area partnerships

Find out about Community Area Partnerships, what they do and what they are responsible for

Devolution

Localism and Devolution are key elements of the Council Business Plan 2018-2022. Devolution's purpose is to help sustain locally-led service delivery.

Neighbourhood planning

Find out how people to come together through a local parish or town council and say where they think new houses, businesses and shops should go, and what they should look like.

Community emergency planning

Our toolkit provides practical support to help your community plan ahead and become better prepared for emergencies.

Need help?

Most issues can be resolved online, it's the quickest and most convenient way to get help.

  • Community Link Officer: Esther Richmond
  • 07528 983366

    Communities Support Assistant: Nikki Drewett
  • localism@cornwall.gov.uk