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Belonging is the sense of acceptance people feel at work, at home and in the community.
Our Belonging in Cornwall Strategy 2026 – 2030 is our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion over the next four years. It sets out plans for a fair and inclusive Cornwall where everyone feels welcome and that they belong. It helps us meet the requirements of the Equality Act 2010.
The strategy includes how we will work with organisations and communities. And how we will lead by example and promote our values of fairness, ambition, inclusion and respect. It's about how the council provides services and information to meet people's different needs. It’s about improving how people access our buildings, services and our information. It's also about making sure Cornwall Council is a fair and inclusive place to work.
The objectives and actions within the strategy are grouped into three themes. This is to help people better understand the role Cornwall Council seeks to play:
Cornwall Council working in partnership with others,
The Strategy was developed to address areas not already included in other Council strategies or work programmes. These other documents are referenced in the strategy. We consulted to get a wide range of views on the objectives and priority actions contained in the strategy. We also asked about the format and accessibility of the strategy document.
Consultation outcome
The consultation closed on 6 May 2026. A report with the feedback received is available on this page and was used to inform the final version of the strategy. The final version of the strategy was agreed by Cornwall Council Cabinet on 17 June 2026. Details of this meeting are on Cornwall Council website at: Agenda for Cabinet on Wednesday, 17th June 2026, 10.00 am - Cornwall Council
Belonging is the sense of acceptance people feel at work, at home and in the community.
Our Belonging in Cornwall Strategy 2026 – 2030 is our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion over the next four years. It sets out plans for a fair and inclusive Cornwall where everyone feels welcome and that they belong. It helps us meet the requirements of the Equality Act 2010.
The strategy includes how we will work with organisations and communities. And how we will lead by example and promote our values of fairness, ambition, inclusion and respect. It's about how the council provides services and information to meet people's different needs. It’s about improving how people access our buildings, services and our information. It's also about making sure Cornwall Council is a fair and inclusive place to work.
The objectives and actions within the strategy are grouped into three themes. This is to help people better understand the role Cornwall Council seeks to play:
Cornwall Council working in partnership with others,
The Strategy was developed to address areas not already included in other Council strategies or work programmes. These other documents are referenced in the strategy. We consulted to get a wide range of views on the objectives and priority actions contained in the strategy. We also asked about the format and accessibility of the strategy document.
Consultation outcome
The consultation closed on 6 May 2026. A report with the feedback received is available on this page and was used to inform the final version of the strategy. The final version of the strategy was agreed by Cornwall Council Cabinet on 17 June 2026. Details of this meeting are on Cornwall Council website at: Agenda for Cabinet on Wednesday, 17th June 2026, 10.00 am - Cornwall Council
Please complete our short survey to give your views on the Draft Belonging in Cornwall Strategy 2026 - 2030. This survey will close on 6 May 2026.
We welcome views from all residents and organisations in Cornwall and other interested parties. By completing this survey you will be providing valuable responses that will be used to inform the final version of ‘Belonging in Cornwall: our strategy for a fair and inclusive Cornwall where everyone feels welcome.’
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When carrying out its functions, Cornwall Council is required to have due regard to the public sector equality duty contained in the Equality Act 2010. This is a duty to:
eliminate unlawful discrimination, harassment and victimisation
advance equality of opportunity, and
foster good relations between different groups of people
We are also required to publish equality objectives at least every four years. The Belonging in Cornwall Strategy 2026 – 2030 details our equality objectives for the next four years.