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ST TUDY PARISH COUNCIL                                                            

The Parish Council is responsible for monitoring all the public footpaths within the Parish. One Councillor is responsible for reporting any issues of access or maintenance each month, but as you can imagine this is often difficult for one individual to get round them all. The Parish Council would be very grateful for any extra eyes on the ground - if you are walking a footpath within the parish and come across any issues, please do bring it to our attention by reporting to the Parish Clerk and it will then be investigated. Thank you.

Planning Applications – as at time of writing:

PA25/02987 – Land north of Hillview, Wadebridge Road. Construction of 1 dwelling on an infill site without compliance with Condition 2 of decision notice PA23/03163 dated 01.08.2023.

Applications can be viewed on the Cornwall Council planning website where you can make a comment online, or by post on applications up to the consultation expiry date.

The PC would like to express its thanks to Mo Wright firstly for the wonderful job she does maintaining our public toilets to such a high level, but also to her and her daughter Rosieanne Ford for voluntarily painting the inside of the toilets in their own time. They also planted up the front wall with bedding plants at their own expense. Thanks also to Councillor Lane for planting up the hanging baskets and pots.

The lovely St Tudy blue Azalia that was in the circular bed in Churchtown has died and the Parish Council are looking to replace it in the future. Thanks to Sue Dibble for allowing John Mardon to take cuttings from her plant. Encouragingly, many have taken and are currently growing happily in the Mardon’s greenhouse at Glenwood Cottage. However, it will be some time before they are big enough to be planted out. Thanks also to John Mardon for planting up the bed with bedding plants for the summer. It has certainly added some colour to that area.

Thanks to Councillor Murrell and Councillor Wooton for removing, repairing and replacing the metal cage around the village Horse Chestnut in Churchtown which had been damaged.

The next Parish Council meeting will be at 7pm on Wednesday 30th July at the Methodist Chapel School Room. Members of the public are always welcome to attend. Agendas and minutes are available on the PC website – www.sttudyparishcouncil.org.uk  You can contact St Tudy Parish Council via the Parish Clerk on sttudyparishclerk@gmail.com or call 01208 369407 and leave a message.

(This, and much more news, is in the current magazine)