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To share your views and opinions, please complete our survey by 1 November 2026
Cornwall Council is getting on with delivering the services and activities that people in Cornwall say are most important to them. We’ve been doing this while finances are tight – as we know they are for many of you.
The increase in the cost of living over the last few years has impacted us all. Many of us have had to change what we do and how we do it.
Like most households in Cornwall, we’re also continuing to have to make tough choices about what we can still afford to do – and what we need to do in different ways to cut costs.
In times like this, understanding the views, priorities and experiences of our residents is more important than ever.
As we’re developing our budget proposals for next year, we want to hear from as many people in Cornwall as possible. We would like to understand more about how you view your local area as a place to live, how the increased cost of living is impacting the life of you and your family. We also want to know which services and activities you want us to focus on.
To share your views and opinions, please complete our survey by 1 November 2026
Cornwall Council is getting on with delivering the services and activities that people in Cornwall say are most important to them. We’ve been doing this while finances are tight – as we know they are for many of you.
The increase in the cost of living over the last few years has impacted us all. Many of us have had to change what we do and how we do it.
Like most households in Cornwall, we’re also continuing to have to make tough choices about what we can still afford to do – and what we need to do in different ways to cut costs.
In times like this, understanding the views, priorities and experiences of our residents is more important than ever.
As we’re developing our budget proposals for next year, we want to hear from as many people in Cornwall as possible. We would like to understand more about how you view your local area as a place to live, how the increased cost of living is impacting the life of you and your family. We also want to know which services and activities you want us to focus on.
Please complete our short survey to give your views. This survey will close on 1 November 2026.
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