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Meet Camborne's Councillors

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Council Information

Local councils are made up of councillors who are elected by the public in local elections. Councillors work with local people and partners, such as community groups, businesses and other organisations, to agree and deliver on local priorities. The decisions are implemented by permanent council staff, council officers, who deliver services on a daily basis. The role of a councillor is to serve and represent everyone in the ward that they are elected to (and not just those who voted for them). Some are also appointed to additional roles in the council, such as being a cabinet member.

Council Wards

We have eighteen councillors across four council wards. Please click the button ‘Find Your Ward’ button below to find yours.

Elections

The last local elections were held on 1st May 2025. The next elections are planned to take place in May 2029. Camborne Town Council’s seats were uncontested in 2025 as 15 candidates applied for 18 seats, click here for further info on the 2025 elections:

Elections 2025 ↗

Training & Induction Schedule

Training sessions both on-line and in person have been scheduled for with the Cornwall Association of Local Councils (CALC). Download the Induction schedule and list of available training here:

Councillor Training & Induction Schedule 2025

Register of interests

Each Town Councillor is legally required to complete and submit a Register of their Interests. These forms are collected by the Clerk and sent to Cornwall Council where they will be published on the Camborne Town Council page of Cornwall Council’s website.

Councillors Register of Interests & ROI Form ↗

Code of Conduct

The Council has adopted a Code of Conduct for its Members, which reflects its statutory requirement to promote and maintain these high standards of conduct as required by the Localism Act 2011.  The Code applies to you whenever you are acting as a councillor, or the public perceive you to be acting as a councillor. Download here:

Councillor Code of Conduct

Civility & Respect Pledge

At the Full Council meeting in July 2024, all Councillors present swore to adhere to the Civility & Respect pledge and agree to the criteria and processes contained within it.

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Camborne's elected councillors. Camborne's elected councillors.