If you're planning a street party, there's important guidance online as well as a toolkit of activities and fun templates to download and use for your event.
If you're hosting and event, or want to find an event near to you check out the online on events map 👇
GPs in Cornwall are urging those aged 12 and older who have a weakened immune system to come forward for their potentially life-saving COVID-19 Spring booster vaccination.
Those eligible for a Spring Booster should book an appointment for six months after their last COVID-19 vaccine to keep their immunity topped up. Those eligible include people with:
a blood cancer such as leukemia or lymphoma
a weakened immune system due to a treatment such as high dose steroid medicine, biological therapy, chemo or radiotherapy
an organ or bone marrow transplant
a condition that means you're at very high risk of getting infections
a condition or treatment your specialist advises makes you eligible for a third dose
Planning a Jubilee street party with bunting, balloons and paper plates and cups?
Here are some tips from our recycling team on what to do with them afterwards:
Consider reusing your bunting for another event or recycle with other soft plastics, like bread bags, at your supermarket
Ask everyone to bring reusable plastic plates and cups if they can
If you're using paper plates and cups with a plastic coating on them, sadly they can’t be recycled and will have to be binned
If your paper plate is billed as ‘compostable’ then unfortunately we can’t recycle it with the rest of your paper, nor can we compost for you. Please put it in your own compost bin or in your rubbish bin
Avoid balloons if you can. If you must, don’t let them fly off. Make sure they’re safely disposed of in a rubbish bin.
If in doubt about what you can recycle and how search our Recycling A-Z 👇
We're launching an appeal for more foster carers for children aged 10 and over.
There are just over 500 young people in care across Cornwall, with many aged 10 to 17. If you can provide a stable, happy and loving home, please get in touch.
Take part in the first Sustrans Cornwall Cornwall Active Travel Challenge and do something good for your health and the environment.
Log all the green travel journeys you make by walking, cycling or taking the bus in June to be in with a chance of winning prizes and to cut your carbon footprint.
You don't need us to tell you that Cornwall's beaches are among the best in the world but we've just netted eight Blue Flags and 15 Seaside Awards to prove it! Check out the full list bit.ly/37FPavW
Our next 'Meet the Leader of Cornwall Council' question time session takes place on 6 June at 7.30pm at Newquay Tretherras School. Send your questions to haveyoursay@cornwall.gov.uk or let us know on the door. Don’t have a question but keen to listen? Just turn up on the night bit.ly/3GxHAQX
Thanks to everyone who attended St John’s Hall in Penzance for our first 'Meet the Leader of Cornwall Council' session, asking questions and letting us know your views. If you couldn't be there, we've now published responses to the questions online bit.ly/3GxHAQX
Devon and Cornwall Police and PCSOs are using pedal power to cut their carbon emissions while supporting communities across Cornwall, with the help of our e-bike programme. Find out morebit.ly/3x1laEU
It’s a good idea to follow some simple steps that can help keep your family and loved ones safe.
Planning a Jubilee street party with bunting, balloons and paper plates and cups?
Consider reusing your bunting for another event or recycle with other soft plastics, like bread bags, at your supermarket
If you're using paper plates and cups with a plastic coating on them, sadly they can’t be recycled and will have to be binned
Avoid balloons if you can. If you must, don’t let them fly off. Make sure they’re safely disposed of in a rubbish bin.
If you’re planning on firing up a BBQ on the beach this bank holiday weekend, follow this advice from the Safer Falmouth partners.
Rubbish and recycling collections will continue as normal over the Jubilee bank holiday.
We're launching an appeal for more foster carers for children aged 10 and over.
Take part in the first 
