Help Shape the Future of Hayle!

Hayle Neighbourhood Priority Statement

Hayle Town Council is launching a campaign and public consultation process to help us develop our new Hayle Neighbourhood Priority Statement. This document will capture what matters most to the residents of our town and set the direction for new development in Hayle.

Therefore, we’re looking for interested people to join a working party group helping to shape the future of this unique place. If you are interested in sharing your views about the town, and how we can turn it into an even better place to live and work, please do reach out asap.

🧠 No experience needed — just local knowledge and enthusiasm to make an impact on the future of Hayle.

🗓️ Only four meetings planned until the spring of 2027, this is an unpaid opportunity and should not be a huge commitment of your time.

📨 Please send us an email to info@hayletowncouncil.gov.uk with a couple of sentences about yourself, and what experience you’d bring to the group, no later than 31st October 2026. Places are limited and participants will selected by elected Council members.

🏪In addition, we will also be promoting an open survey to the public with consultation events taking place out in the community, as well as distributing a customed survey to local businesses – stay tuned for more info on these!

We look forward to hearing from you! 

 

You can find out more information on the Cornwall Council’s website here:

Neighbourhood Priorities Statements (NPS) in Cornwall – Cornwall Council

Cornwall Local Plan Development – Cornwall Council

 

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