Decisions

The Chapel an Gansblydhen in Bodmin has had its licence to serve alcohol and hold events suspended immediately.

The press and public were asked to leave while the council discussed private details about a person and crime prevention or investigation.

Councillor Clemens was chosen to chair the meeting.

The council reviewed a report on complaints made by residents about council services and social care.

The Standards Committee chose who would lead it at the beginning of the meeting.

The committee agreed to the notes from the 30 April 2026 meeting after fixing a few spelling mistakes and wording.

The committee agreed on its work plan and set up working groups, but paused two others for now.

The Committee reviewed and took note of the latest quarterly report on ethical standards complaints made against councillors between April and June 2026.

After selecting a Chairman, the Standards Committee elected a Vice-Chairman.

The council accepted a £1 million grant to help young people and agreed to sign the related paperwork.

The Council agreed to adopt a new plan that gives local communities more say in decisions affecting their area.

Cornwall Council has accepted £8.76m from the government to create 2,000 hectares of new woodland by 2030.

Council leaders approved the annual reports from the Children's Rights and Cornwall Youth Council, which outline what they've achieved for children's rights in 2025-26.

The council agreed to accept £3.717 million in government funding to start setting up the Experts at Hand programme, which will provide expert support for children with special educational needs.

Cornwall Council has approved a 10-year plan to guide the area's global work, with a new board to oversee it.

The council approved the next year's business plan and agreed to keep checking if different ways of building Langarth Garden Village are financially viable.

Treveth Holdings will build homes at Bedowan Meadows and Connor Downs, with the council investing £5.878 million.

The council approved a 10-year plan to support the Cornish language, with a new board overseeing its progress.

The council agreed to back a four-year plan for Corserv and provide up to £5.875 million in funding for next year to Corserv and Cornwall Airport.

Cornwall Council agreed to become a single Foundation Strategic Authority and will change the Cornwall Growth Board into the Cornwall Strategic Authority Board.