Parish & Cornwall Council elections Thursday 1 May – list of candidates
Published 3 April 2025. If you're not yet on the electoral register, the deadline to register to vote is Friday 11 April.Follow this link to register online
3rd April 2025
Welcome to the official website of St Keyne & Trewidland Parish Council
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On our website, you will be able to find out all you need about the council's work and the services it delivers to residents and visitors of our community.If you are looking for information about this council, you can view and download a handy guide to what it does, or browse along the menu at the top of this page.
If you are looking for details of what services Cornwall Council provides, such as recycling, planning and planning enforcement, potholes and fly-tipping, visit their website at cornwall.gov.uk.
Introducing your new parish council
26th June 2021
Next Council Meeting Wednesday 9 April 2025 7pm Trewidland village hall
The next meeting of the parish council will take place on the date indicated above. Agenda and reports for this meeting are published on the 'Meetings' section of this website. Everyone welcome. View and download a civic calendar of meetings for 2025 below.The Informer - February edition out now
The February 2025 edition is being delivered right now!If you haven't had your copy yet, drop us an email and we'll get one out to you informer@stkeyneandtrewidlandparish.gov.uk or follow the link below to download a copy in glorious colour!
The Informer No6 February 2025
6th February 2025
Salt & Grit Bins
We have 9 salt (grit) bins located across the parish. Everyone is free to help themselves to what they need to keep their pavement clear and safe. Read our FAQs here to find out how to use them (and how much to use)8th January 2025
Civility & Respect
Throughout the local government sector, there are growing concerns about the impact bullying, harassment, and intimidation are having on local councils, councillors, clerks, council staff and the resulting effectiveness of local councils.Councillors in St Keyne & Trewidland have signed up to a Civility & Respect Pledge that sets out what they regard as acceptable behaviour between themselves and their residents.
16th September 2024
Grants & Donations
The parish council has a small fund to make awards to local community groups.Report it!
If you have any issues with potholes, dogs, abandoned vehicles, graffiti, flytipping or planning, the easiest way to report it to Cornwall Council is to go online. Cornwall Council will acknowledge your complaint and give you a reference number so that you can track its progress.If you have an issue with trees or hedges that are growing over the pavement, the parish council can take action for you. Download the quick guide below.
How the parish council spends your money 2025/2026
At their public meeting on 13 November 2024, councillors voted to approve the parish council budget for 2025/2026 and to set a precept (local council tax) that will be charged out to residents in the coming year. This note explains what the council’s budget for next year is and sets out how it manages residents’ tax receipts.The precept for 2025/2026 has been agreed at £12,618. This is the same as it is in the current year
How the council spends your money 2025-26
29th November 2024
Community Emergency Plan updated November 2022
The council's Community Emergency Plan has been updated to include the new ward of Trewidland and is available to download below The plan is not designed to deal with local emergencies affecting only one householder or when the emergency services can deal with it without parish council involvement.10th November 2022
St Keyne & Trewidland Parish Council meets monthly to manage the affairs of the parish. If you need to contact any of the Councillors or raise an issue for discussion at the meeting, use our online enquiry form to contact the Parish Clerk.
St Keyne & Trewidland Parish Council Privacy Notice
Your privacy is important to us and we take care to protect it. We will only share your data in very specific circumstances. Follow this link to view and download the council's General Privacy Notice . If you have any questions about your data privacy, contact the Data Protection Officer using ouronline enquiry form.
Safeguarding for children and vulnerable adults
This council takes seriously its responsibility under the current legislation to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, young people and adults, and to work together with other agencies to ensure that there are adequate arrangements within our organisation to identify and support those who are suffering harm. Where someone is suffering significant harm, or is likely to do so, action will be taken to protect that person.
Please contact the Clerk’s Office if you have any concerns. All calls in strictest confidence. You can read the council's policy and commitment here.