Residents living in the Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Panel area are invited to attend a meeting next week when items on the agenda will include updates on local policing, the Treluswell roundabout project and the Falmouth Neighbourhood Plan.
The meeting will be held in the Falmouth Town Council chamber on the first floor of the Municipal Buildings on The Moor between 7pm and 9pm next Tuesday, March 14. A representative from the police will be present to provide a local policing update to the panel. Following the presentation there will be an opportunity for local residents to ask any questions they may have about policing in their local area.
Also on the agenda is a presentation by officers from Cormac who will be providing the panel with an update on the Treluswell roundabout works which will again be followed by a question and answer session. In addition there will also be an update on the Falmouth Neighbourhood Plan.
Cornwall Councillor John Bastin, chair of the Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Panel, said: “The March meeting provides a great opportunity for local residents to find out more about local policing, highways projects and planning so I encourage everyone to come along.”
The Falmouth and Penryn Community Network Panel meets quarterly to discuss matters that affect the local community and to agree priorities that can be delivered by Cornwall Council and other agencies including the police and health services. Some of the areas that community networks focus on include anti-social behaviour, economic development, the environment, community planning, regeneration, conservation, community safety, transport and highway issues.
The panel comprises all nine Cornwall Councillors for the area and representatives of the nine parishes in the Falmouth and Penryn Community Network - Budock, Constantine, Falmouth, Mabe, Mawnan, Mylor, Penryn, Perranarworthal and St Gluvias.
More information about the Community Network Panels and dates for future meetings can be found at cornwall.gov.uk/communitynetworks.
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