St Minver Highlands Parish Council

on the North Cornwall coast

Primary Navigation

Topics

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.

Upcoming Events

There are no upcoming events at this time.

Council Meetings

Latest News

Vacancy for Parish Councillor

By

If you are over 18 and live or work in the Parish of St Minver Highlands, which includes New Polzeath, Tredrizzick and St Minver, you could be eligible to become a Parish Councillor. The Council are looking to fill one position.

RSS Cornwall Council News

  • Cornwall prepares for potentially strong winds 20 October 2017
    With the Met Office forecasting that ‘Storm Brian’ has the potential to bring strong winds and large coastal waves to Cornwall later today (Friday) and tomorrow, Cornwall Council is on alert and liaising with other agencies to take action if necessary. During this evening and especially on Saturday, a windy spell of weather is expected […]
  • Cornwall Council continues to work with partners to repair road and support residents and businesses in Coverack 20 October 2017
    Work is continuing today to repair the main road into Coverack and support the local residents and businesses which were affected by the devastating flash floods which swept through the village on Tuesday evening. Yesterday the Council confirmed that it expected the road to re open early next week, significantly earlier than originally predicted, and […]
  • Bodmin parents fined for failing to send their child to school 20 October 2017
    At Bodmin Magistrates Court on 12 October 2017, the parents of a child in Bodmin were found guilty of ‘knowingly failing to cause their child to attend School’. The Court heard that their child did not attend school for 155 out of a possible 300 school sessions between September 2016 and May 2017 – an […]