Maker Heights Wins Planning Battle: Cultural Hub Protected
Cornwall Council refuses controversial plan to convert historic barracks into homes, protecting Maker Heights’ thriving creative community.
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Nearly 400 New Homes Planned Across Cornwall in Latest Applications
Cornwall Council reveals 41 planning applications including almost 400 new homes, shopfronts, and heritage projects affecting communities across the county.
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Par Care Home Appeal Rejected as Residents Win Planning Battle
A controversial plan for a four-storey care home in Par has been dismissed at appeal after strong opposition from local residents.
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250 New Homes Proposed Across Cornwall: What Locals Need to Know
Cornwall Council reviews plans for 250 new homes near Truro, Camborne and Redruth, plus a St Ives aparthotel spa expansion. Here’s what it means for you.
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St Stephen Solar Farm Plan Sparks Fears For Cornish Tenant Farmers
Mid Cornwall residents protest EDF’s massive Trelion solar farm proposal, raising concerns over tenant eviction, water safety, and agricultural loss.
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Wadebridge Care Home and Flats Approved Despite Local Objections
Cornwall Council approves a 67-bed care home and 26 affordable flats in Wadebridge, balancing critical care needs against local parking and privacy concerns.
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Marazion Solar Farm Approved Despite Massive Local Opposition
Cornwall Council reluctantly approves a controversial solar farm at Trevarthian Farm near Marazion, sparking heritage concerns and resident outrage.
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Cornwall Community Rallies Over Controversial Coastline Housing Plans
A controversial retirement development in Penzance sparks local debate over flood risks and a leaflet featuring Sir David Attenborough.
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New Cornwall Planning Applications Shape Local Future
Dozens of new planning proposals across Cornwall impact housing, heritage sites, and public access. Find out what’s new in Newquay and beyond.
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Anxiety Mounts as Contentious Solar Farm Plan Returns to Cornwall
A controversial solar farm proposal near Marazion is back before Cornwall Council, sparking renewed “unprecedented anxiety” among local residents and heritage groups.
