The Time2Move summer activity programme is LIVE - Book your activities now
With a huge variety of amazing activities on offer to children and young people throughout Cornwall, there’s something for everyone to get stuck into and get active this summer. Current activities include rockpooling, surfing, slip and slides, performing arts, circus skills, nerf battles and much, much more.
Children eligible for Free School Meals can access the activities free of charge; and EVERY child will receive a free meal when attending a Time2Move Holiday Programme activity.
The Time2Move summer activity programme is LIVE - Book your activities now.
With a huge variety of amazing activities on offer to children and young people throughout Cornwall, there’s something for everyone to get stuck into and get active this summer. Current activities include rockpooling, surfing, slip and slides, performing arts, circus skills, nerf battles and much, much more.
Children eligible for Free School Meals can access the activities free of charge; and EVERY child will receive a free meal when attending a Time2Move Holiday Programme activity.
With Cornwall leading the way in making it easier for people to travel by bus, Transport Minister Baroness Vere MP visited Truro this week, to find out more about Cornwall Council’s bus fares pilot.
Thanks to our previous devolution powers, we're the first first local authority to have such a scheme. Make Big Savings by Bus was launched in April and has significantly cut the cost of bus travel for residents in Cornwall, with fares on average now a third cheaper.
This is Cornwall Council’s message following reports some families have been switching off their appliances for short periods to counter rising energy bills.
While this may seem like a money-saving tip, it is actually less economical as fridges end up using more energy to bring the temperature back down once they are switched back on.
Storing food at temperatures above 5°C can also put people at risk of food poisoning as bacteria are allowed to thrive.
You can lower your running costs by:
putting your fridge freezer at least 10cm away from the wall to make sure the coils at the back can work properly.
making sure the door seals are working so air can’t escape.
regularly defrosting the freezer.
If you’re struggling with finances, visit our worried about money webpage using the button below.
Did you know our Trading Standards team keeps a list of local tradespeople which are registered on our Buy With Confidence scheme?
If you're looking for someone who has been vetted and verified to carry at work at your home or business, then you can head to their webpage to find a registered trader.
If you're a business, why not join the scheme to help give your company a boost and show your customers they can buy from you with confidence.
Emotional support for children, parents and carers
We're launching a new free programme for any parent or carer who wants to better understand and support their children’s emotions, as well as their own.
The Supporting Parents and Children Emotionally programme, or SPACE, is a collaboration between Together for Families and Headstart Kernow and will offer a mixture of FREE online and face-to-face courses in September.
The programme will give parents and carers the tools they need to understand, support and build resilience, not only in their children, but in themselves.
Parents and carers will learn what is meant by a ‘trauma-informed’ approach, how to identify toxic stress and fight/flight responses, how to manage different emotions, and tools for building resilience.
Face to Face sessions will run from Monday, September 5th and you can book into any of the courses below:
Bodmin 5th September – 3rd October
Penzance 19th September – 17th October
Pool 14th September – 19th October
For those unable to attend the face to face sessions, an online course will take place Via Microsoft Teams from 8th September to 6th October 10am – 11am.
To ease traffic and cut emissions, we’ve opened a FREE car park for the summer in Newquay opposite Hendra Holiday Park.
The car park is free and it costs £2.50 for an adult, £1.50 for children and a family ticket with unlimited all-day bus travel throughout Cornwall is £10.
Just park up and catch the 21 bus into town. Buses run half-hourly on Mon-Sat, with restricted services on Sunday.
Are you looking to raise money for a new or existing community project? You could get up to £5,000 from Cornwall Council on Crowdfunder.
Girls Assemble raised over £5,000 to create a carpentry workshop for girls and young women, with Cornwall Council providing over £1K in +Extra funding.
We’ve sent you a letter or email to check who’s registered to vote in your household.Follow the instructions on your letter or email and let us know if changes are needed, including adding those who are aged 16 or over.
Cornwall Council has successfully bid for a further £664,802 from the Government’s Safer Streets Fund to put in place initiatives to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and anti-social behaviour in and around Truro. Read more about the funding.