When deciding to make comments on planning applications you may have a wide range of comments to make from overwhelming support for an application, support in principle subject to detail changes to objection. In deciding what issues to raise, please note that the Council cannot consider all of them when assessing planning applications.

The Council can only take into account what are referred to as 'material planning considerations' when looking at your comments. The most common of these (although not an exhaustive list) are shown below:  read more »

The mobile library stops at Angarrack every fourth Friday (on the Week 2 timetable) - at the Angarrack Inn car park

It's free to join the Mobile Library, if you have your library card converted to the Mobile library you get longer borrowing, free online reservations and no fines. See https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/libraries/your-local-library/mobile-library-service/ for more information

There is a lift for easier access.

Well worth a visit!

Next Mobile Library visit to Angarrack

The mobile library provides a library service to rural areas in Cornwall where there is no static library or micro library. The mobile library holds a selection of books on many subjects, novels, large print books, books for children and talking books. Other materials, such as DVDs, music CDs and music scores can be borrowed on request. Customers can request books for free from the online library catalogue or for a small charge if placed by a Library Assistant. The stock is updated regularly.

Week 2 timetable (January 2019 to May 2019)

includes Tresowes, Breage, Porthleven, Nancegollan, Crowan, Black Rock, Bolenowe, Carnkie(Redruth), Portreath, Lizard, Ruan Minor, Ponsongath, Coverack, Rosenithen, St Keverne, Porthallow, Tregarne, Gillan, Manaccan, St Martin, Newlyn, Lamorna, St.Buryan, Treen, Sennen, Crows an Wra, Pendeen, Zennor, Newmill, Long Rock, Lelant, Nancledra, Ludgvan, Marazion, Rosudgeon, Germoe, Relubbus, St.Erth, Gwinear and Angarrack.

The times of stops are subject to change.

You can check when and where the mobile library stops by calling 0800 032 2345 or 01872 272702 or select 'Chat to a Librarian' online (on the right of this page - desktop site only).

You can use your library card to borrow items from any mobile or branch library. You can return items to mobile or branch library by using the self-service kiosk or handing to the mobile library assistant.

Find out more details about our Home Library Service

Where's my nearest library?

You can view an alphabetical list of your local library to see if there is a branch library or micro library near you, or enter your postcode on the my area page.

Our Home Library Service is for anyone who is unable to use the library because they have a disability, long-term illness or caring responsibilities which make it difficult for them to get out. Home Library Service volunteers bring books and other materials to your home if you are not able to get into a library yourself because of restricted mobility.

Cornwall library online

• As a Cornwall Library member you can access eBooks, eAudiobooks and eMagazines online for free.
• Log on to your library account to reserve or renew books
• Find out about our Library services
• Access our online reference library

6 December 2013. Cornwall Council Offers to Support Hayle Harbour Trust

The Trust has received welcome backing from Cornwall Council in our bid to take over Hayle Harbour for the community.

Via email from EP&E Local Plan localplan-at-cornwall.gov.uk

Dear Consultee

Cornwall Council’s Planning, Housing and Regeneration Service is currently seeking views on three important documents, which will aim to inform and guide development across Cornwall over the next 20 years:   read more »

Via https://www.facebook.com/hayle.harbour/posts/608162059222062  read more »

Via https://twitter.com/HayleHarbour1/status/395316746560626688

Work commences on South Quay http://t.co/WyVOJfrA07

— Hayle Harbour (@HayleHarbour1) October 29, 2013

Via https://twitter.com/HayleHarbour1/status/395318927070212096

Getting ready on South Quay -Hayle Harbour http://t.co/0q4wf0v2oP

— Hayle Harbour (@HayleHarbour1) October 29, 2013

Via https://twitter.com/HayleHarbour1/status/395318927070212096

http://t.co/0q4wf0v2oP - South Quay work commences

— Hayle Harbour (@HayleHarbour1) October 29, 2013

Via http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/plan-set-vision-Hayle/story-19982245-det...

First plan will set out vision for Hayle

Thursday, October 24, 2013

The Cornishman

THE FIRST Hayle Neighbourhood Plan meeting will take place tonight.  read more »

PA13/09720 | Submission of details to discharge conditions 6, 8 and 13 atatcehd to decision notice PA12/06501 | North Quay Hayle Cornwall TR27 4BL

Summary Further Information

PA13/05516 | Variation of condition 5 (relating to plans) attached to decision notice PA12/10064 dated 03.01.13 (erection of a food store) to allow minor material amendments to external appearance and internal alterations | South Quay Hayle Cornwall

Via http://www.hayletowncouncil.net/documents/5September2013HTCMinutes.pdf

337 STANDING AGENDA ITEMS

 a) Hayle Harbour Update

It was reported that Peveril Securities now owns South Quay and Foundry Yard, but that the
new ownership would have no bearing on the development of the supermarket and that all
restrictions on development and the Section 106 conditions had been passed on as
obligations, although alternative planning applications can be submitted.  read more »

10 October 2013. Cornishman Asks "Who Should Run the Harbour?"

The Cornishman today ran side-by-side views, one from the Hayle Harbour Trust and one from the Hayle Harbour Trust. This is what we said:

John Bennett, chairman of Hayle Harbour Trust, says the running of the harbour should be transferred to a community group.  read more »

Cornwall Wave Hub in energy machine plan

Via http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=34635  read more »

Via http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=34608  read more »

US firm in £21m Wave Hub funding hope