*Road Closure Order - Marsh Lane & Grist Lane, Angarrack*

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic:
Location: Marsh Lane & Grist Lane, Angarrack
Timing: 20th February 2024 (08:30 to 16:30 hours)
Contact: Sunbelt Rentals on behalf of Openreach - Tel: 03700 500 792
The above closure has been approved. Please click the following link to view a map and associated documents:
https://one.network/?tm=136670566



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Join us for an exciting week of opportunities and collaboration at Hayle Business Week 2024. The event is tailored to empower local businesses and foster a thriving entrepreneurial community.

Event Highlights:
1. Opening online webinar with The Growth Hub’s Kirsty Miles-Musgrave on Mon 26th February (12pm):
Gain insight into available business support for local enterprises. Kick off the week with a webinar led by Kirsty Miles-Musgrave and find out how you can get funding and support for your business.
2. Arts-Based Business Coffee Morning at The Quay Kitchen on Weds 28th February (10:30am):
Network with fellow creatives, join the Hayle Arts Directory, and explore the potential of developing arts events in Hayle. Fuel your artistic ventures with the collective energy of like-minded individuals.
3. Startup online webinar on Thurs 29th February (12pm) with The Growth Hub, Unlocking Potential, Oxford Innovation Advice and the University of Exeter:
Thinking about starting your own business? Don't miss our dedicated webinar providing essential tips, guidance, and resources for aspiring entrepreneurs.
4. Business Networking Breakfast at The Cove Café on Fri 1st March (8 – 9.30am) - BID Discussion and networking:
Engage in a crucial dialogue about whether Hayle should become a Business Improvement District (BID) during our networking breakfast. Mel Richardson, BID Manager for Newham BID will deliver a short presentation explaining the process of becoming a BID and this will be followed by questions and a discussion. Be part of the decision-making process that could shape the future of Hayle.
Book most of the events here: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/hayle-business-week-2024-3051949 and book the Business Networking Breakfast here: https://www.philleighway.co.uk/event/hayle-business-networking-breakfast/



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One of the persistent challenges that the local police have faced over the past ten years is the problem of so called "county lines" drug gangs and all the associated violence, antisocial behaviour, poverty, and ruined lives that goes with it.   Many of these gangs originate from major cities like…

Agenda of Full Council Meeting 15 February 2024:



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Agenda of Full Council Meeting, Thursday 1 February 2024:



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Hayle Library's Rhyme Time will now be held, once a week on Wednesdays at 11am in the Passmore Edwards Rooms. There is parking around the back of the building, or people can park at the library and walk the two minute walk from there.

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Agenda of Resource Committee Meeting, Thursday 25 January 2024:

https://www.hayletowncouncil.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Agenda-of-Resource-Committee-25-January-2024-1.pdf



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*Road Closure Order - Guildford Road, Hayle*

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic:
Location: Guildford Road, Hayle
Timing: 29th January 2024 to 16th February 2024 (24 hours)
Contact: Wildanet - Tel: 08000 699 906
The above closure has been approved. Please click the following link to view a map and associated documents:
https://one.network/?tm=136395605



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Last Friday I visited CHBN Radio which is based at Treliske Hospital for an interview about my journey into politics and the highs and lows along the way.  Keith Naylor was the interviewer and he is one of dozens of volunteers who help the Friends of RCHT Hospital provide support to the community…

Agenda of Full Council Meeting, Thursday 18 January 2024:



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This week the Government's Media Bill continued its progress through the House of Commons, and I tabled several amendments to try to improve it and to try to retain incentives for publishers and newspapers to aspire to meet certain standards of journalism. The first of my amendments relates to…

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Last week, it became clear how effective well-made TV drama can move and shape public opinion. It is an issue that has been ongoing for some time.  MPs across the country have been raising cases with the Post Office and with the Government.  This has promoted reviews and inquiries and legal action…

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The year ahead will be an important one for the world of politics because there will be a General Election at some point.  In theory, the very latest date possible would be January 2025 but I don't think people would welcome political campaigning over the Christmas period.   The most likely date is…

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Last week, I visited a fabulous charity that operates out of the Wesley Chapel in Camborne.  Ignite You uses music and dance to support people with special needs or disabilities in West Cornwall.  It aims to use dance to keep people active, stimulate the mind and help people find new friends, get…

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