St Breock
Parish Council
Welcome to the beautiful rural parish of St Breock – the largest in North Cornwall. Bounded to the North by the Camel Estuary, an AONB, the parish has a broad biodiversity with numerous SSSI’s. In Cornish, our name is Nansant meaning ‘Holy Valley; which has at its centre the 13th century St Breock church. The parish is rich with archaeological sites from the Neolithic period, an example here of the Men Gurta monolith, proudly standing next to some more modern ‘monoliths’.
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Information about planning permission in the Parish with links to online applications specific to the Parish.
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Latest Council News
Chairman’s Report May 2023
St Breock Parish Council - Chairman’s Annual Report - May2023 The Covid-19 pandemic was mentioned in last year’s report and now that the earlier mass vaccination programme is complete and we are all learning to live with Covid the next round of booster vaccinations...
Changes to rubbish and recycling collection times in preparation for new food waste service
Construction works are being carried out to prepare Cornwall’s rubbish and recycling transfer sites for the introduction of weekly food waste collections. While the facilities are upgraded, some sites will be closed, and crews will need to take different routes while...
Parish Council Precept 2023/24 – No Increase
At the December Parish Council meeting, the Budget and annual setting of the Precept took place. Members gave strong consideration to the current financial climate and are aware that some Parishioners may be experiencing difficult times. With this in mind, Members...