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Neighbourhood Priority Statement

Pre Submission Consultation

Have Your Say

Lostwithiel Town Council is seeking views from residents, businesses, and community organisations on the draft Neighbourhood Priorities Statement (NPS).  This consultation is your opportunity to tell us what matters most to you and what you would most like to see protected in Lostwithiel.

About the Neighbourhood Priorities Statement

The Neighbourhood Priorities Statement identifies the issues and themes that the community considers most important for the future of Lostwithiel.  It provides a foundation for future planning work and helps ensure that development and investment reflect local priorities.

The draft NPS highlights key themes raised through early engagement, including:

Nature

Heritage

Landscapes

Housing

Transport

Employment

Economy

Infrastructure

We now invite further public feedback before finalising the document.

Consultation Events

A series of drop in sessions will be held where you can view the draft NPS, ask questions, and provide comments.

Community Consultation Events

Date/Time: Saturday 17 October 9-12pm           Venue:  Edgcumbe House, Fore Street   

Date/Time: Monday 2 November 4-8pm             Venue:  The Guildhall, Guildhall Lane

Date/Time: Wednesday 18 November 12-4pm    Venue:  Edgcumbe House, Fore Street

How to Take Part

You can share your views in the following ways:

1.  Attend a Consultation Event

Speak with Council representatives and view the draft NPS in person.

2.  Complete the Survey

Paper copies are available at consultation events and at the Town Council office.

3.  Complete the Online Survey

A link will be available on this page throughout the consultation period.

Consultation Response Form

            Your Town                  Your Priorities                 Your Say

Lostwithiel’s future is shaped by the people who live and work here.  Your views will help ensure the Neighbourhood Priorities Statement reflects the community’s values and aspirations.