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St Breward Parish Council

King Arthurs Hall on Bodmin Moor

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Annual Meeting of the Parish Council. Tuesday 5th May 7.00pm

The Annual Meeting of the Parish Council will take place on Tuesday 5th May 2026 at 7.00pm in St Breward I & WM Hall. This will precede the Parish Council Meeting.

Agenda (pdf)

The Annual Parish Meeting 2026

The Annual Parish Meeting will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday evening 12th May, commencing 7.30pm. The Agenda will be published shortly.

Anita Cornelius, Parish Clerk clerk@stbrewardparishcouncil.gov.uk 07766 006512 (evenings and weekends)

St Breward Parish Council - Footpath Paring & Associated Work 2026

St Breward Footpath Paring & Associated Work 2026 Tenders are invited for the Footpath Paring & Associated Work from suitably qualified contractors. Closing date for submissions Monday 4th May 2026 to Anita Cornelius, Clerk to St Breward Parish Council, Hantergantick Farm,St Breward, Bodmin, PL30 4N
or clerktostbrewardparishcouncil.gov.uk

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St Breward Parish Council - Footpath Paring & Associated Work 2026 (pdf)

1st April 2026

St Breward Parish Council 2025 Notice of conclusion of Audit

Annual Governance & Accountability Return for the year ended 31 March 2025
Sections 20(2) and 25 of the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014
Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015 (SI 2015/234)

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30th September 2025

The Project was funded by a European Union Grant and St Breward Parish Council

Restoration of an ancient footpath

The closure of St Breward Stores and Post Office in Row, and their relocation to The Old Inn at Churchtown in 2017, meant that Churchtown became the sole focal area of St Breward, with the parish church, village Shop & Post Office, the Old Inn and village hall all residing there.

This role has increased with the recent closure of Row Methodist Chapel.
From the Millennium and before, St Breward Parish Council had actively tried to improve the poor condition of the parish’s principal public footpath (FP 13 in the list of the parish’s paths). Cornwall County Council, which had a statutory duty to maintain the footpath, pleaded lack of funds and the path deteriorated year on year.


Helped by our Cornwall councillor Mr. Dominic Fairman and Chris Monk, Senior Countryside Officer, the Parish Council successfully applied for and was awarded just under £44,000 from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development through the Atlantic & Moor Local Action Group. This grant represented 80% of the project costs, St Breward Parish Council securing the remaining 20%. We would also like to thank Cornwall Council for a loan to pay for the works, as the grant money was not released until the project had finished.

So, when you enjoy using FP13 remember that if it wasn’t for the financial help from European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Atlantic & Moor Local Action Group, you would not be able to use FP13.
Your Parish Councillors are proud to have successfully delivered this major project.


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