Licensing Act Sub Committee convenes for 12 August 2026 session

Cornwall Council's Licensing Act Sub Committee held a meeting on 12 August 2026, with two published entries for the session. Both entries' summaries are pending.

Licensing Act Sub Committee

Licensing Act Sub Committee - 12 August 2026

Licensing Act Sub Committee met. Summary pending.

Background — Adam Paynter's Council Attendance Drops Sharply to 29% — Records show Adam Paynter's attendance fell 61 percentage points, from 90% to 29%, in the latest reporting period. Anna Thomason-Kenyon Records Zero Attendance After Perfect Record — Council figures show Anna Thomason-Kenyon's attendance fell from 100% to 0%, the steepest drop among Cornwall councillors reviewed.

On the council

Licensing Act Sub Committee

Licensing Act Sub Committee - 12 August 2026

Licensing Act Sub Committee met. Summary pending.

The week so far

Cornwall political activity since Thursday, 6 August 2026

7 council meetings and decisions logged this week
Licensing Act Sub Committee met 3 times this week
6 new watch-list signals this week

Story lead · highSunday, 9 August 2026

Adam Paynter's Council Attendance Drops Sharply to 29%

Records show Adam Paynter's attendance fell 61 percentage points, from 90% to 29%, in the latest reporting period. The scale of the drop may warrant follow-up questions about his current council commitments.

Story lead · mediumSunday, 9 August 2026

Roger Tarrant's Attendance Slips from 100% to 67%

Council attendance data shows a 33-point decline for Roger Tarrant, though he remains above the 50% threshold. The drop is worth noting compared to his previously perfect record.

Story lead · mediumSunday, 9 August 2026

Alan Rowe's Meeting Attendance Drops to 20% from 50%

Data shows a 30-point fall in Alan Rowe's attendance record over the latest period. The figures may prompt scrutiny of his ongoing engagement with council business.

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