Thank you to everyone who took part in the Parish Council’s recent survey on the Paradise Triangle re-wilding project and biodiversity priorities within the parish. A total of 49 responses were received. The results showed broad support for biodiversity initiatives, with many respondents recognising the importance of supporting wildlife and pollinators. Views on the Paradise…
At its meeting on 11 June 2026, Forrabury and Minster Parish Council voted to support the Dowr Glan (“Clean Water”) campaign and sign its collective Letter of No Confidence in South West Water. Dowr Glan is a Cornwall-wide grassroots campaign that brings together town and parish councils, community groups and residents concerned about sewage pollution,…
Forrabury and Minster Parish Council welcomes the submission of a planning application for permanent battery backup infrastructure at the Boscastle mobile mast. The proposal represents a positive step towards improving local communications resilience during power outages, particularly following recent incidents where the village experienced simultaneous electricity and mobile network failures. The Parish Council has consistently…
Forrabury and Minster Parish Council is inviting residents to share their views on biodiversity projects within the parish, including the wildflower area at the Paradise Triangle at the Tintagel road end. Over the past few years, a small group of residents, with the Council’s consent, have been developing a managed re-wilding project at the Paradise…
Do you know someone who goes above and beyond for the parish? Someone who quietly makes a big difference in our community? Now is the time to recognise them. Forrabury & Minster Parish Council’s Community Award celebrates individuals who live, work, or volunteer in the parish and have made a significant positive impact. Whether through…
Every year, we celebrate the individuals who go the extra mile for our parish – those who quietly give their time, energy, and care to make Forrabury and Minster a better place to live, work, and visit. Know someone who’s always helping behind the scenes? Supporting neighbours? Volunteering their time? Let’s recognise them! It only…
Did you know you can quickly and easily report problems online using Cornwall Council’s “Report Something” page? https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/report-something/ Examples of what you can report include: Potholes and road defects Streetlights not working Fly-tipping or overflowing bins Fallen trees or blocked footpaths Damaged pavements Flooding or drainage problems Using this service helps get issues logged straight…
Parish Council supports ‘no confidence motion’ in Cornwall Council’s planning and enforcement Our Parish Council has joined Marazion Town Council in expressing frustration over Cornwall Council’s failure to enforce planning regulations. Too often, local objections are ignored, and unauthorised developments go unchecked. We believe planning enforcement must be strengthened to protect our community and ensure…
CORMAC We are writing to let you know that we will soon be carrying out the desilting of the culvert at the back of Marine Terrace, on behalf of the Environment Agency. Taking place on Wednesday 5th March, this maintenance work is essential and requires a vacuum excavator to be brought up Old Road and stationed by Marine Terrace,…
On Thursday, 9th January, Inspector Greg Hodgkiss and PC Michael Lenehan of Devon and Cornwall Police attended the Forrabury and Minster Parish Council meeting to discuss policing in Boscastle and the surrounding area. The meeting provided an opportunity for the Police to share their priorities, present crime statistics, and listen to concerns raised by Councillors…
