Cornwall Council manages essential public services for over 550,000 residents and five million annual visitors. Established in 2009, it oversees social care, education, transport, planning, waste collection, emergency services, and cultural facilities. With a budget exceeding £1 billion, it coordinates care for vulnerable adults and children, maintains infrastructure, and supports economic development.
The Council tackles challenges including rural isolation, housing pressures, and sustainable growth. Working through 19 community areas, it responds to local needs. Its services directly impact quality of life, from care for elderly residents to educational support, environmental protection, and economic opportunity across Cornwall.
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5000
Team Members
2009
Founded
NHS
Sector
Hybrid
Work Environment
Our Vision
A carbon neutral Cornwall where every person can start well, live well and age well, with thriving communities that balance environmental sustainability, economic opportunity, and quality of life for all residents and future generations.
Our Mission
At Cornwall Council, our mission is to work with communities for a carbon neutral Cornwall, where everyone can start well, live well and age well.
Open Positions
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