In accordance with Rule 8 of the Local Elections (Parishes and Communities) Rules 1986 the parish council may co-opt two councillors. If you would like to join the parish council please contact the Chairman, any councillor, or the Clerk for more information.
Co-option will take place at the next parish council meeting on Monday 11 March, 7.00 pm at St Ewe Village Hall.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1972
ST EWE PARISH COUNCIL
NOTICE OF VACANCY IN OFFICE OF PARISH COUNCILLOR
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 87(2) of the Local Government Act 1972 that LESLEY STORR has ceased to be a member of St Ewe Parish Council and that a casual vacancy exists on the council.
2. If, within 14 days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Good Friday and Bank Holidays) after the date of this Notice, a request for an election to fill the said vacancy is made in writing to the Returning Officer of Cornwall Council at the Council Offices, St Austell Information Service, 39 Penwinnick Road, St Austell PL25 5DR (phone 01209 614373) by TEN (or more) electors for the said Parish an election will be held to fill the vacancy.
3. If the Returning Officer receives fewer than ten written requests for an election by 28th Februray 2019 the Parish Council will fill the vacancy by co-option.
DATED this 8th day of February 2019
SIGNED :
Mrs Christine Wilson
Clerk to St Ewe Parish Council
St Ewe Glebe Terrace, July 2017
The Housing Survey completed in July this year identified 26 households that would benefit from St Ewe Affordable Housing. See the SEAHL webpage for the housing survey report.
At its meeting on 12 November the Parish Council resolved to pursue more affordable housing for St Ewe. Anyone interested in affordable housing in St Ewe Parish is welcome to attend the
See you there!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey!
In order to find out more about the housing need in ST EWE PARISH, this survey should:
For information about this survey and how it will be used you can visit:
www.cornwall.gov.uk/housingneedssurvey
Please find here the ADVICE SURGERIES of Steve Double, Member of Parliament, as a JPG file and as a PDF.
St Ewe Parish Council has the opportunity to request signage for the problem roads and ‘pinch points’ in the parish, but permission for the signs may not be granted without evidence.
If you have a photograph of large vehicles – buses, lorries, etc – stuck in the lanes in the parish, please forward them to the clerk, with:
Message from Cornwall Council:
Dear Parish
You may or may not be aware of the tree warden scheme that the Tree Council has been running since 1991. More information can be found here on the Tree Council website. There are already a number of tree wardens within Cornwall and following a number of enquiries we are seeking interest in revitalising and extending this initiative within Cornwall to interested parishes. Read more »
PA18/00499 Outline planning application for up to 4 residential dwellings – Land West of St Ewe Village Hall, School Hill, St Ewe, Cornwall PL26 6EY.
The case officer reported “the applicant has decided to withdraw the application and intends to have further discussions with the Parish Council.”
The Parish Council will keep you posted regarding this application, via this notice page and also in the Agendas to its meetings, which are open to the public. Members of the public may have their say during the Public Session at the beginning of each parish council meeting.
The parish council will discuss this planning application and consider its consultee comments on Monday 19 February at 7.00 pm in the Village Hall. Members of the public are cordially invited to the Parish Council meeting and may comment if they wish during the Public Session at the beginning of the meeting.
PA18/00499 Outline planning application for up to 4 residential dwellings – Land West of St Ewe Village Hall, School Hill, St Ewe, Cornwall PL26 6EY.
A link to online information for this application is HERE.
Outline planning is defined: Read more »
For the princely price of a pound, St Ewe Parish Council bought this old telephone box and, with a good bit of work by local volunteers, Terry, Allan & Alison, Kestle’s Kiosk is looking great. It was officially opened by local artist John Trend, who painted the lovely map that has already helped a few walkers through the hamlet. In the bleak midwinter, a cheerful lighted Christmas Tree has also been seen inside!
Kestle Kiosk, St Ewe Parish