Cllr Adam Paynter attended only 25% of Cornwall Growth Board meetings and 18% of Chief Officers Employment Committee meetings, triggering two low-attendance red flags this week, both well below the 60% threshold. Cllr Karen Glasson also received a red flag after attending just 4 of 8 Together for Families Overview and Scrutiny Committee meetings, a 50% attendance rate. No meetings were logged this week, and overall council attendance stood at 93%, with 25 of 27 present and no absences. Media coverage during the week touched on clean energy home upgrades, unpaid carers' support, antisocial behaviour strategy, fly-tipping enforcement, and a new specialist domestic abuse court.
Adam Paynter flagged for low attendance on two committees
Cllr Adam Paynter attended only 1 of 4 Cornwall Growth Board meetings (25%) and 2 of 11 Chief Officers Employment Committee meetings (18%), both falling below the 60% attendance threshold and resulting in two separate red flags this week.
Karen Glasson's committee attendance drops to 50%
Cllr Karen Glasson attended 4 of 8 Together for Families Overview and Scrutiny Committee meetings, a 50% attendance rate that triggered a red flag for falling below the 60% threshold, despite no meetings being held this week.
Council reports rise in clean energy home upgrades
Cornwall Council reported that more Cornish residents than ever have made clean energy home upgrades, as the council continues efforts to cut its emissions, with the coverage mentioning Cllr Loic Rich.
Specialised support service announced for unpaid carers
Cornwall Council announced that unpaid carers in Cornwall will benefit from a more specialised support service, with the announcement mentioning Cllr Jim McKenna.
Residents asked to help shape antisocial behaviour strategy and fly-tipping action reporte
Cornwall Council invited residents to help shape a strategy for tackling antisocial behaviour, and separately reported that a covert camera caught a van fly-tipping twice in three months; both stories mention Cllr Thalia Marrington. A new specialist court also launched to improve support for domestic abuse victims in Cornwall, also mentioning Cllr Marrington.