Affordable housing is a nationwide issue, but Cornwall has a higher concentration of holiday homes and more second homes than anywhere outside London. Cornwall needs homes for local working people at prices they can afford.
At Cornwall Council on Tuesday 21st January, the Council debated the devolution offer from Westminster and what it might mean for Cornwall, its residents, businesses and future. Lib Dems don’t believe that Cornwall will benefit from a regional mayor.
The Climate and Nature Bill has the potential to reshape how we address the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss, not just in Cornwall but across the UK. Cornwall must ensure its voice is heard in the national conversation.
Reliable infrastructure – road, rail, and air – is the lifeblood of Cornwall's growth and prosperity. Thomas has experienced first-hand the frustrating limitations of our current road network. Improving A38 is essential for the safety of all.
Steve Miller reflects on the past year and what may be ahead in 2025. Problems on A38 and Tamar Tolls rises illustrate that South East Cornwall is a forgotten corner of the county. There also needs to be consistency with speed limits on minor roads.
Jim Candy summarises the events of 2024: the problems he faced after being elected to Cornwall Council in April, the results of the General election in July and what that may mean.
