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ACTION NOTES Camborne Pool Illogan Redruth and Mining Villages Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL Notes Meeting Title: Camborne Pool Illogan Redruth and Mining Villages Community Network Meeting Date: 13 April 2021 Time: 5.45pm-7pm Location: Microsoft Teams Meeting Chaired by: Ian Thomas CC Present Title/ Representing Cllr David Atherfold Cornwall Councillor (Camborne Treslothan) Cllr Stephen Barnes Cornwall Councillor (Redruth North) Cllr Philip Desmonde Cornwall Councillor (Pool and Tehidy) Cllr Joyce Duffin Cornwall Councillor (Mount Hawke and Portreath) Cllr David Ekinsmyth CC Cornwall Councillor (Illogan) Cllr Barbara Ellenbroek CC Cornwall Councillor (Redruth Central) Cllr Ian Thomas CC (Chairman of CNP) Cornwall Councillor (Redruth South) Cllr Mary Anson Lanner Parish Council Cllr Chris Bell St Day Parish Council Cllr Valerie Chown Carharrack Parish Council Cllr Bettina Holland Carharrack Parish Council Cllr Rob Knill MVRG representative Cllr Cathy Page Redruth Town Council Cllr Deborah Reeve Redruth Town Council Cllr David Squire Lanner Parish Council Cllr Ian Stewart Portreath Parish Council Cllr Richard Williams Gwennap Parish Council Cllr Danielle Wills Carn Brea Parish Council Tamsin Mallett Kresen Kernow Claire Meakin Pool Academy Brian Piper Stithians Energy Group Anne Rowe Red Cross Lisa Stratton Reed in Partnership, Partnership Manager Allister Young Coastline Housing Cornwall Council Officers & Speakers Samantha Alexander Cornwall Council, Locality Manager, Kerrier Elisabeth Allcorn Cornwall Council, Communities Support Assistant Brian Barber Redruth Rotary Charlotte Caldwell Cornwall Council, Community Link Officer Ashley Wood Mining Villages Regeneration Group Apologies for absence: Dave Ager, Olly Bayliss, Helen Charlesworth-May, Eugene Clemence, Jeff Collins CC, Nicki Finn, Cllr Graham Ford, Rose Hitchens-Todd, Rob Nolan CC, Paul White CC, Fiona Wootton Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL Notes: Item Key/ Action Points Action by 1 Welcome, introductions and apologies Councillor Ian Thomas welcomed everyone to the meeting. IT thanked Samantha Alexander on behalf of the CNP for her eighteen years of work with Cornwall Council and wished SA well for the future. 2 Spotlight on the Mining Villages – an update on projects and priorities Cllr Ashley Wood, Lanner Parish Council on behalf of the Mining Villages Regeneration Group (MVRG) AW outlined the structure, geography and history of the Mining Villages Regeneration Group and highlighted some of the projects the MVRG have been involved with. AW concluded his presentation by highlighting areas of work for the MVRG in the future. IT thanked AW. CC thanked AW for his longstanding commitment and support for the MVRG group and for his support of Cornwall Council consultations/projects. CC wished AW well for the future. 3 Presentation by Brian Barber of Redruth Rotary ‘OK Our Kids’ project Followed by a Q&A BB introduced the ‘OK Our Kids’ project. Please see attached presentation. Q – SA – To contact BB; Local Family Partnerships may be interested in purchasing SA/BB some of these books. Comment - MA – added her support to the project as a member of Redruth Rotary. IT thanked BB and wished him well with the project. 4 Update on CPIR Climate Action Group Cllr Deborah Reeve, Redruth Town Mayor and Chair of CPIR Climate Action Group DR gave an update on the work of the CPIR Climate Action Group. Continue to meet on a monthly basis. Next meeting Tuesday 4th May with a guest speaker from Cornwall Council to talk about waste management and the new waste contract. Closing date for feedback to Cornwall Climate Change DPD is Friday 16th April; please ALL let us know before then if you have anything you would like to add. IT thanked DR. Page 2 of 5 Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL 5 Speakers Corner – a chance for people to share ideas, thoughts and experiences – open for anyone to speak through the Chair IT gave an update from Helen Charlesworth-May - This week (up to 7th April) there are 54 Covid cases in Cornwall. - Rate of infection now low after lockdown, 9.4 per 100,000 (second lowest in South West region after Devon) - Only have cases in 1/3 of the MSOA (smaller geographical) areas and no area has more than 2 cases currently. - No cases in over 65’s reported in last 7 days or care home outbreaks. - Cornish patients admitted for Covid have declined to low numbers and there are none in ITU in hospitals, including Derriford. - All member briefing last week presented by Department for Public Health showed some risk of future increases in cases expected after 17th May relaxation as vaccine is not fully rolled out and not 100% effective and risk behaviours may change. Keep pushing compliance with the road map and encourage people not to get carried away. Keep encouraging people to get tested and encourage community testing. Any questions please contact [email protected] Comment - RK (Mining Villages Regeneration Group) - reported difficulties with the new Cornwall Council website. Finding forms to report issues such as: illegal rights of way/potholes, is now very difficult. Changes appear incomprehensible in some areas. The website looks dramatically different and not for the better. IS (Portreath Parish Council) – tried to report overflowing dog waste litter bin but no option to enter number of the bin (as you could on the old website) – you can only name the street. AY (Coastline Housing) - Cornwall Housing Strategy – takes you to an old link with ’page not found’ message. Not as helpful for Housing pages. BE – new website requires you to reset your library account and put in a new password. New website launch did not concur with the no surprises message. No one received notice what they were doing and when. There were also comments made about the fact the new website is not user friendly for businesses trying to access information, for example on grants. Proposed IT write, on behalf of CPIR CNP, to the CEO of Cornwall Council, about this lack of forewarning. Similar problem with the change to days for garden waste – no advanced notice. IT to write a letter as Chairman on behalf of the CPIR & Mining Villages CNP. CC/IT 6 Name of the Community Network Charlotte Caldwell CC explained that a more representative name for the CPIR and Mining Villages Community Network Area might be now needed and asked everyone for suggestions. Proposals to date include: Carn to Coast Community Network Area. Page 3 of 5 Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL Heart of Cornwall Community Network Area. North Kerrier Community Network Area. Please email all suggestions to: [email protected]. ALL 7 Date and topic for next meeting/Close Cllr Ian Thomas, Chairman Wednesday 9 June 2021, 17.45pm-19.15pm. A meeting link will be in the email accompanying these notes. * IT thanked everyone on the CPIR and Mining Villages Community Network Panel for their attendance, support and contribution during his 7/8 years as Chair. CC thanked IT for his hard work and support as Chair of the Community Network Panel. CC wished IT well for the future. DE also thanked IT for his time as Chair of the CNP which has meant, as vice-Chair, DE has had very little to do. BE thanked CC for her hard work and the amount that has been achieved for the CPIR and Mining Villages Community Network Area. SA thanked IT for making her so welcome at the CPIR and Mining Villages CNP meeting and also thanked CC for her continued hard work. Membership of Panel: Cornwall Councillors for Camborne Pool Illogan and Redruth Community Network Area: John Herd CC (Camborne Pendarves) Stephen Barnes CC (Redruth North) Joyce Duffin CC (Mount Hawke and Portreath) Barbara Ellenbroek CC (Redruth Central) David Ekinsmyth CC (Illogan) Mark Kaczmarek CC (Carharrack, Gwennap & St Day) David Biggs CC (Camborne Treswithian) Philip Desmonde CC (Pool & Tehidy) Jeff Collins CC (Camborne Trelowarren) John Thomas CC (Lanner & Stithians) Ian Thomas CC (Redruth South) David Atherfold CC (Camborne Treslothan) Paul White CC (Camborne Roskear) Robert Hendry CC (Four Lanes) Representative of Parish & Town Councils within the Community Network Area: Carharrack Parish Council Camborne Town Council Carn Brea Parish Council Gwennap Parish Council Illogan Parish Council Lanner Parish Council Page 4 of 5 Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL Portreath Parish Council Redruth Town Council St Day Parish Council Stithians Parish Council Each Parish & Town Council is asked to nominate one named representative at the meeting or in advance (more than one representative may attend from each council). CLT rep: Helen Charlesworth-May, Strategic Director, Adult Social Care and Health. Cabinet Member: Cllr Rob Nolan, Portfolio holder for Environment and Public Protection. Contact Officers: If you have any queries about the Community Network Panel, please contact: Name Role Telephone Email Charlotte Community Link Caldwell Officer 07805 860511 [email protected] Community Support Elisabeth Allcorn 01736 336586 [email protected] Assistant Notes published: 22 April 2021 Page 5 of 5 .
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