Deputy leader Adam Paynter attended only 1 of 10 Chief Officers Employment Committee meetings, a 10% attendance rate that falls below the council's 60% threshold. The single red flag contrasts with overall councillor attendance of 96% for the period. Other developments this week include a new healthy-habits framework for under-fives, a call for more short break carers, proposed changes to Truro on-street parking, and a hospital project milestone.
Adam Paynter attendance at key committee drops to 10%
Councillor Adam Paynter attended only 1 of 10 Chief Officers Employment Committee sessions, representing a 10% attendance rate. This falls well below the council's 60% threshold and is the sole attendance red flag recorded this week.
New framework launched to support healthy habits in under-fives
Cornwall Council has introduced a framework aimed at helping children under five develop healthy habits. The announcement, which mentions Councillor Hilary Frank, was published as part of the 'Together for Families' initiative.
Council seeks more short break carers for disabled children
Cornwall Council has appealed for additional short break carers to support families of children with disabilities. The call to action was highlighted by Councillor Hilary Frank.
Truro city centre on-street parking changes under consideration
Cornwall Council is reviewing potential changes to on-street parking in Truro city centre. The proposal was mentioned by Councillor Dan Rogerson.
Hospital project milestone described as 'a long time coming'
A milestone in a local hospital project has been achieved, with Councillor Andrew Long commenting to BBC Cornwall that it was 'a long time coming'.