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Budget Question to Cabinet- Full Council 21/01/2025

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 27 January, 2025

Devolution Motion Speech- Full Council 21/01/2025

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 26 January, 2025

Economic Growth Scrutiny – Adult Education Update

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 15 January, 2025

This week, we discussed Cornwall Council’s Workforce and Skills Strategy. While the committee unanimously supported the recommendations within the strategy, we emphasised the need for a stronger focus on creating more apprenticeships and training opportunities for skilled tradespeople to address local labour shortages. The topic of the proposed closure of seven adult education centres was […]

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Merry Christmas

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 24 December, 2024

As we approach Christmas Day, I want to take a moment to reflect on the year we’ve shared together. Cornwall is a special place, and its greatest strength is its people. Whether it’s through supporting one another in difficult times, volunteering in our communities, or simply spreading kindness, you all make Cornwall a truly extraordinary […]

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Government Devolution Response

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 20 December, 2024

I welcome the Government’s recognition of the need for greater devolution, but this White Paper falls far short of the bold, transformative changes Cornwall needs. Cornwall already benefits from a single tier council, has a proud tradition of local decision making, and has recognised national minority status. The proposals fail to address the distinct challenges […]

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Cornwall Liberal Democrats Oppose Closure of Adult Education Centres

by leighfrostforbodminstpetrocs on 20 December, 2024

Cornwall Liberal Democrats express deep concern over Cornwall Council’s proposal to close seven adult education centres across the Duchy, including those in Camelford, Callington, Torpoint, Saltash, Launceston, Penzance, and St Austell. These centres provide vital educational opportunities, particularly for residents in rural areas, and their closure could significantly impact access to lifelong learning. Councillor Hilary […]

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