Community networks:

• Identify, agree and drive forward local priorities for their community network area
• Have their say on local service delivery and on strategies that affect their communities
• Work together to promote the wellbeing of their local areas and bring communities together
• Build relationships between the people and organisations working in their communities

This work is lead by the community network panels.  There’s one for each community network area.  The panels include the Cornwall councillors and representatives from town and parish councils within the community network area.  The panels can also invite local organisations and service providers, like the police and health services, to join them at their meetings.

Each community network is supported by a community link officer.  Their role includes working closely with Cornwall councillors, town and parish councils and other organisations in the community network area.

Full Council meeting of the St Merryn Parish Council. Held in the parish Hall, there is a section at the start of the meeting for Public Participation. We attend occasionally but for operational reasons, we cannot attend every meeting.

On the last Tuesday of each month Padstow Town Council hold their monthly meeting in the council chambers at the town council offices at Trecerus Industrial Estate, Padstow. Police are sometimes in attendance to give a police report for the Padstow area for the previous month.

On the 1st Monday of each month the parish council for St. Minver Lowlands meets in the council chambers at Rock Institute. As part of their meeting agenda PC Malcolm Taylor and PCSO Claire Drennan attend a give a police report in which they give detials of crime figures for the previous month, offenders brought to justice, incidents of Anti Social Behaviour, details of meeting with partner agents/groups such as pubwatch and any other matters within the community that the officers have been involved in. If you would like to meet the officers then please come along and fee free to discuss any matters or highlight any issues to them.

On the 2nd Monday of each month the neighbourhood officers for the Port Isaac area - PC Malcolm Taylor and PCSO Claire Drennan attend the monthly parish council meeting held in the sports hall of Port Isaac school. The officers give a detailed crime reprot of crimes that have occurred in the previous month, projects the neighbourhood team are involved in, details of anti social behaviour, and any other matter within the community that the councillors should know about. If you would like to meet the officers or have any questions or issues you wish to raise please come along and they will make every effort to answer the question and resolve issues raised.

On the 2nd Tuesday of each month, the neighbourhood officer for St.Kew- PCSO Claire Drennan attends the parish council meeting and gives a Police report to the council and any other attendee's. The report contains detials of crimes in the area for the previous month, projects etc being undertaken by the neighbourhood officers and team such as Speed Watch and any incidents of Anti Social Behaviour etc.

On the 2nd tuesday of each month PC Malcolm TAYLOR and PCSO Claire DRENNAN attend the parish council meeting for St. Minver Highlands. The officers attend together or seperately. As part of the agenda the officers give a crime report, within this report are details of crimes occurred within the past month, detials of anti social behaviour, projects the neighbourhood officers are involved in and detials of matters arising at partner meetings such as pubwatch.

The monthly meeting of St Breock Parish Council.

Meeting at The Paddock Room, Hawksfield, A39, Wadebridge

For more details please see:- http://www.stbreockparishcouncil.co.uk

Every 2nd Wednesday of each month the Town Council meets and as part of the public session, PC Helen Lentern and PCSO Phil Chanter attend to give a crime report for the previous month. also within the report are details of on going projects, details of inter agency and partnership meetings such as pubwatch and also matters of anti social behaviour. Please come along and speak with Phil and Helen to ask questions or discuss issues affecting you in your area.

Full Council meeting of the St Merryn Parish Council. Held in the parish Hall, there is a section at the start of the meeting for Public Participation. We attend occasionally but for operational reasons, we cannot attend every meeting.