The week in brief
Two Cornwall councillors have been flagged for low attendance: Peter La Broy attended 50% of Economic Prosperity Board meetings and Steve Trevelyan recorded 44% overall attendance, both below the 60% threshold. In other council news, a new employment programme launched, residents were urged to report fly-tipping, and media coverage highlighted the Atlantic Gateway and housing Q&A sessions.
Cllr Peter La Broy attended 1 of 2 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Economic Prosperity Board meetings (50%), below the 60% threshold. Cllr Steve Trevelyan recorded 44% overall attendance (8 of 18 meetings), also below the 60% threshold.
Cornwall Reports published an article stating the Atlantic Gateway is expected to bring economic benefits, with mention of Cllr Loic Rich.
Cornwall Reports noted that housing councillors Tim Dwelly and another offered to answer public questions, with a caveat about possible inability to answer.
Cornwall Council announced the Connect to Work programme, with Cllr Tim Dwelly mentioned in the press release.
Cornwall Council urged residents to join the fight against fly-tipping, with Cllr Thalia Marrington mentioned in the release.
AI-identified patterns from this week's council data
Two Cornwall Councillors Flagged for Low Attendance
Cllr Peter La Broy attended only 50% of Economic Prosperity Board meetings, and Cllr Steve Trevelyan has a 44% overall attendance rate, both falling below the 60% threshold. No meetings were held this week, but the flags highlight ongoing attendance concerns.
Attended 1 of 2 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly Economic Prosperity Board meetings (50%), below the 60% threshold.
Overall attendance is 44%, below the 60% threshold (8 of 18 meetings attended, not counting 1 apology covered by a substitute).
Total Records
60
Present
90%
54 of 60
Absent
3%
2 of 60
Apologies
7%
4 of 60
88
Councillors Tracked
335
Meetings All Time
23
Active Red Flags