If you would like to help us prioritise work in your neighbourhood, tell us your priorities online or come and join us at one of our regular events or meetings.

Active Priorities

Our top priorities for your neighbourhood are as follows:

• PARKING ISSUES
• SPEEDING
• DOG FOULING

PARKING ISSUES

You Said: 13 Jul 2010

With the holiday season upon us car parking will again become an issue for those living and working across the area. This is as always more of a problem in the villages popular with holiday makers - Mevagissey Gorran Haven Pentewan and Porthpean.

Please remember that Cornwall Council has responsibility for addressing problems with cars parked on double yellow lines.

If a vehicle is parked and causing an obstruction for other vehicles and pedestrians the keeper of the vehicle will have a fixed penalty notice issued by the Police and possibly towed away.

So far we have:

Continuing foot and vehicle patrols in all 11 villages within the beat area.

Continuing liaison with the Council's Civil Enforcement Officers.

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SPEEDING

You Said: 13 Jul 2010

Members of the public and regular road users have highlighted the following areas where motorists regularly exceed the speed limits;- Pentewan Road, Valley Road and Higher Well Park and School Hill Mevagissey, London Apprentice and Grampound

So far we have:

We continue to carry out speed enforcement exercises across the beat area.

The Police will therfore, be undertaking full speed enforcement exercises in these areas at various times of day.

We are pleased to announce that residents of Grampound have organised themselves into a Community Speed Watch Scheme having undergone training in road and personal safety and the correct use of the speed monitoring equipment.

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DOG FOULING

You Said: 13 Jul 2010

Dog fouling in the streets and footpaths and on the beaches has been highlighted as a priority to be tackled.

So far we have:

As a result of a number of early morning and evening foot and cycle patrols across the beat being carried out, there has been a distinct decline in the amount of mess in the area and as a result of this we will consider this priority to have been satisfied and it will be taken off the list in the near future.

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If you would like to help us prioritise work in your neighbourhood, tell us your priorities online or come and join us at one of our regular events or meetings.

Resolved Priorities

Recently resolved priorities for your neighbourhood are as follows:

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Your Team

Individual Team Members

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  PS

  Ed Gard

  14279

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  PC

  John Dorman

  15503

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  PCSO

  Anthony Hemming

  30297

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Meetings and Events

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News

• 30 Jul 2010 - MEVAGISSEY FEAST WEEK

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About Your Neighbourhood

Mevagissey (Cornish: 'Lannvorek') is a village and fishing port situated 6 miles from the main town of St Austell.  The village is in a small valley near the centre of east-facing Mevagissey Bay.  The inner and outer harbours are busy with a mixture of pleasure vessels and fishing boats, and there are currently 63 registered fishing boats worked by 69 fishermen.

The village consists of very narrow, picturesque streets with a wide choice of places to dine and relax, as well as local produce shops and shops aimed at the tourist trade.

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