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VACANCY FOR A COUNCILLOR FOR DOBWALLS AND TREWIDLAND PARISH COUNCIL A vacancy has arisen on the Parish Council. If you think that you have got what it takes to be a Councillor please contact the Parish Clerk for more details. The Notice of the Vacancy can be viewed following the links to Parish Council Documents- Notices. Community Governance and Boundary ReviewNotes from the Meeting held on 29th May at Trewidland Village Hall To view the Community Governance and Boundary Review submission from the Parish Council please look under 'Parish Council, Other Documents' Beware Scam Telephone CallsFollow this link for details of telephone scams VolunteeringDo you want to volunteer in your community? Follow this link to find out how you can volunteer. Councillor Contact DetailsPlease note that Members' contact details can be found in The Villager Magazine. Follow the link on this website. Dobwalls and Trewidland Parish Council Privacy NoticeYour privacy is very important and great care is taken to protect it. Your data will only be shared in very specific circumstances and only with your permission. The Council's General Privacy Notice can be viewed and downloaded on this website by following the link to Policies and Procedures. If you have any questions about your privacy, contact the Data Protection Officer using the enquiries link below. |
Dobwalls and Trewidland is a rural parish in south east Cornwall, situated to the south and east of Liskeard. The largest villages are Dobwalls and Doublebois, through which run the main railway line to Penzance. Formerly a major bottleneck for holidaymakers, Dobwalls is now a quiet village bypassed to the north by the A38 dual carriageway. Trewidland is a small village in the south of the parish, served by country lanes and Causeland railway station on the Looe Valley line. Both Dobwalls and Trewidland have primary schools, and there are two shops and a pub in Dobwalls. Much of the parish is agricultural, with steep sided wooded coombes. There are small industrial units in Dobwalls and Doublebois. Many of the old farm buildings and cottages have been converted to holiday accommodation. The southern part of the parish is bordered on the west by the East Looe river and the Liskeard and Looe Union Canal, which then cuts across the parish to Moorswater, just to the north of the parish. The Looe Valley Railway runs alongside the canal, which it replaced for the transportation of sand and lime in the mid nineteenth century. Coronavirus - COVID19Please view the Parish Council's Policy on how it will conduct its business during this crisis. There will be no meetings of the Parish Council for the foreseeable future but its business will continue. Cornwall Council COVID-19 Community Toolkit. The toolkit can also be viewed in Parish Council Documents. COVID-19 Key Support Links for public support. *Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019 - 2020 Addendum - Coronavirus Emergency Regulation ChangesPlease refer to the Parish Council Documents page for details of the changes to the dates for submission etc. of the AGAR 2019/20.* Dobwalls and Trewidland Neighbourhood Development PlanThe Plan and its progress can be viewed on https://www.dobwallsandtrewidlandplan.org.uk/ or follow the 'Useful Links' page of this website and click on the Link. PlanningPlease watch this space for planning applications to be considered and if you have a comment to make on any application please let the Clerk have it within the specified timeframe for that application, follow the Cornwall Council link to the Planning Portal to view applications in full. Current Applications:BROADBAND FUNDING LINK. Please follow this link to register your interest in better Broadband for the Parish: |
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