St Minver Highlands Parish Council

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St Minver Highlands Parish Council

St Minver Highlands Parish Council represents the local community and is the point of contact for residents of the Parish to raise any concerns it may have.

The parish of St Minver Highlands covers the area from Trewornan Bridge, on the B3314, to Port Quin and across to Plain Street, on the Port Isaac road. It borders part of the Camel Estuary towards Pityme and includes part of Polzeath (sharing part with St Minver Lowlands Parish Council).
It encompasses the main villages of St Minver, Tredrizzick, Polzeath (part) and New Polzeath.

There are ten members on the Parish Council. Meetings are held at the Perceval Institute, St Minver on the second Tuesday of each month.

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