North Hill Parish Council
Welcome to the website organised and maintained by North Hill Parish Council, we hope you find it useful. The objective of the site is to provide information about the activities of the council and relay information and support available from Cornwall County Council.
Recent Additions - Planning decisions for buildings at North Hill, Bathpool, Coads Green and West Tremollett. ICO registration certificate renewed.
Planning applications and notifications reached for properties at Chapel Lane, North Hill; Mill Lane, Bathpool; land east of Coads Green, land north east of West Tremollett and Tolcarne Road, North Hill were announced at the Council meeting held on 2 July. To view the councils response to these and previous applications select Notice Board under the Parish Council tab and select Planning Applications. To view decisions reached on all planning applications in the parish select Planning Applications under the Parish Council tab. The Data Protection Registration Certificate awarded to North Hill Parish Council by the Information Commissioner's Office can be viewed by selecting Policies under the Parish Council tab. The latest quarterly planning newsletter from Cornwall County Council is now available at :Planning News for Local Councils and Agents (cornwall.gov.uk). Information regarding road closures in the parish this month can be viewed by selecting Notice Board under the Parish Council tab.
Foodbank Map.
A new interactive map has been launched showing all emergency food support in towns and villages throughout Cornwall.
The new Help with Food map was created in partnership with community organisations and is online now:
https://bit.ly/2KSopJp
Latest Parish News
Between 21 and 28 October 2020, Cormac deployed a portable radar device that detects and records the speed of passing vehicles on the B3257 at Congdon's Shop to evaluate the effectiveness of recently completed traffic calming measures. The report published on 14 December 2020 shows that approximately 79% of all traffic was travelling at less than 40mph.
Rural Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme (Rural GBVS)
Gigabit-capable broadband connections offer the fastest and most reliable speeds available, and the Government is committed to a vision of a digitally connected Britain.
Homes and businesses in rural areas of the UK may be eligible for funding towards the cost of installing gigabit-capable broadband when part of a group scheme.
Rural premises with broadband speeds of less than 100Mbps can use vouchers worth £1,500 per home and up to £3,500 for each small to medium-sized business (SME) to support the cost of installing new fast and reliable connections.
Superfast Cornwall is encouraging businesses and residents that are beyond any existing superfast broadband rollout plans to apply to this scheme.
John McLeod from Bathpool has offered to co-ordinate the efforts of anyone who wishes to be involved in this scheme, please send your name and email address to mcleod@btinternet.com
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