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Pothole, 14th July

Potholes at top of Treverbyn Road getting bigger

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Pothole, 14th July

Potholes at top of Treverbyn Road getting bigger

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I hope you are all enjoying the sunshine!

Facebook - Hayle Town Council - Tue, 14/07/2026 - 11:05



I hope you are all enjoying the sunshine! It’s looking good for Sunday too ☀️

Come join us for our regular Park Yoga Session at Hayle Recreation Ground
Sunday 9.30am
No need to book, just bring a mat or towel and come along! All welcome and always free ????

Please remember sunscreen and some water too. There will some shade under the trees for anyone who would like to stay out of the sun and the class itself will be a gentle feel good flow.

Can’t wait to see you all!
Jennie xx

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Overgrown hedges and trees along boundry of football club, 13th July

Overgrown hedges and trees along the boundary of the football club now protruding into the road. over 20 ft high contains lots of brambles dangerous for cyclists and cars parking. opposite the school.
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Overgrown hedges and trees along boundry of football club, 13th July

Overgrown hedges and trees along the boundary of the football club now protruding into the road. over 20 ft high contains lots of brambles dangerous for cyclists and cars parking. opposite the school.
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Rocking manhole cover, 13th July

Everytime the manhole cover is driven over, it rocks and create a huge noise - keeping us up at night.

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Rocking manhole cover, 13th July

Everytime the manhole cover is driven over, it rocks and create a huge noise - keeping us up at night.

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Facebook - Hayle Town Council - Sun, 12/07/2026 - 23:05

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❓ Did you know that in response to requests from the community, Hayle Town Council funds extra hours of patrols from the Civil E...

Facebook - Hayle Town Council - Sun, 12/07/2026 - 23:05
❓ Did you know that in response to requests from the community, Hayle Town Council funds extra hours of patrols from the Civil Enforcement Officer, above and beyond those paid for by Cornwall Council?

The role of this officer is to educate and enforce rules around parking, litter, and dog fouling / restrictions. Last month, fines were issued for dog fouling on KGV Memorial Walk, and for dogs accessing the restricted area of Copperhouse Pool.

We hope that this will help keep these public spaces clean and safe for all of us to enjoy! ????‍➡️
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#Parking #dogs #litter #enforcement #LocalGovernment #hayle #Cornwall



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