Hayle Town Council has produced a letter for those who wish to object to the draft proposals from CC Boundary Review panel, which currently are being supported by the Government LGBC
(Local Government Boundary Commission).

For Angarrack, HTC believes the impact of the Boundary Commissions proposals would be things like:

Angarrack would be part of a very large Division stretching from Godrevy to Tolroy and from Barripper to the Hayle Estuary.

We believe that this will make representation much more difficult and candidates reluctant to put their names forward.

On the other hand the 'Hayle West' division is a much smaller geographical area. HTC proposal seeks to create two more equal divisions.  read more »

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GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION’S ELECTORAL REVIEW OF
CORNWALL: DRAFT RECOMMENDATIONS
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Hayle Mayor Slams Boundary Changes

The Mayor of Hayle says proposed boundary changes by
Cornwall Council could leave large areas of the town and surrounding
area without effective representation in County Hall. Plans under
consultation would see one Cornwall Councillor representing most of
Hayle, and another the huge area of Gwithian, Connor Downs, Eastern
Hayle and the area to the south of the town.  read more »

The proposed new Cornwall Council boundary - have your say - This stage of the consultation closes on 17 September 2018

Gwinear-Gwithian and Hayle East ED

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The Local Government Boundary Commission for England have announced that from 2021 Cornwall Council will have 87 Councillors. This is a reduction of 36 from the current 123. Work now begins on the development of proposals for the new electoral divisions. The Commission’s first consultation period on division patterns runs until 19 February 2018.

via https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/elections/electoral-re...

Boundary Commission Proposals 2018

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Due to the small electorate of the
existing St Ives constituency, we propose
that it is enlarged along the coast to
incorporate the entirety of St Ives Bay
and the town of Hayle, with which there
are close geographic and communication
links. Similarly, due to the small electorate
of the existing Camborne and Redruth
constituency, exacerbated by moving
Hayle to the proposed St Ives constituency,
we propose that it is also enlarged along
the south coast to incorporate the towns
of Falmouth and Penryn. Consequently,
our proposed name for the constituency
is Falmouth and Camborne.

d) Boundary Review Update

The clerk distributed a map of the area with the proposed divisions as a summary of ideas from Councillor Pollard and what had been agreed at a recent informal meeting of the town council (see Appendix D).

[9.00pm Councillor Channon left the meeting.]  read more »

Boundary Review 2018

"The changes we have proposed must now be approved by Parliament.

A draft Order - the legal document which brings into force our recommendations - will now be laid before Parliament.  read more »

Land Rover emerges from sand at Gwithian beach after getting stuck almost 30 years ago