Let’s Talk about Cornwall Survey

Residents are being asked to share their views on life in Cornwall and what they want Cornwall Council to focus on in the year ahead.

The Let’s Talk About Cornwall survey asks people about their local area, how the cost of living is affecting them and their families, and which council services and activities matter most to them.

Council Leader Leigh Frost said: “We know that rising costs have affected households across Cornwall in different ways, and we want to hear directly from residents about their experiences.

“Your feedback will help us understand the pressures people and communities are facing and where they want us to focus our efforts.

Deputy Council Leader Adam Paynter said: “The Council is also facing significant financial pressures and difficult choices about how services are delivered. The results of this survey will help inform our budget proposals for next year and make sure we are focusing our resources on the things residents value most.

“We also want to understand what matters most to individual communities and where the Council can work more closely with local people and organisations to tackle local priorities.”

The Let’s Talk About Cornwall survey is available on the Let’s Talk Cornwall website until Sunday 1 November 2026. It takes around 10 minutes to complete.

Anyone without internet access can request a paper copy by calling 0300 123 1118.

The results will be published later this year.

The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete and is open until Sunday 1 November.