South Hill Parish Council

Footpaths Councillor Andrew Budd has been doing sterling work getting the insurance and materials in place for us to maintain the footpaths and public rights of way around the Parish. Now that this has been accomplished we will be looking for a group of volunteers to assist the council in making the necessary repairs and improvements. Any volunteers should contact Councillor Budd to register their interest, Community Benefit Fund The latest instalment of the Community Benefit Fund from the Trefinnick Solar Farm has now been received by the Parish Council. The Council are inviting any residents of the Parish to contact the Parish Council meeting and put forward their ideas of how these funds could be spent. There are various rules regarding how the funds can be spent: to use the Community Benefit Payment for charitable, educational, environmental, amenity or other appropriate purposes within the areas of the Community and, wherever possible, to apply the Community Benefit Payment towards the promotion of sustainable energy and uses not to use the Community Benefit Payment for political, religious, entertainment or hospitality purposes, or for any purpose adverse to the Operator's interest in the scheme The final decision on how these funds will be allocated lies with the Parish Council.	South Hill is a small rural parish in South East Cornwall. It covers an area of 1,301 hectares. The River Lynher, to the west, forms part of the parish boundary. The town of Callington is 5 km to the east. The main village is Golberdon with smaller settlements at South Hill, Maders, Trevigo, Trewoodloe and Mornick. Part of the village of Bray Shop is in South Hill Parish. There are several other clusters of houses and individual properties throughout the Parish. Most of the land is farmland. St Sampson’s Church is at South Hill, The Parish Hall, Recreation Field and Allotment Field are in Golberdon. There is a also a football pitch and a children’s play area.	Agendas and Minutes Neighbourhood Plan Photo Gallery

Footpaths

Councillor Andrew Budd has been doing sterling work getting the insurance and materials in place for us to maintain the footpaths and public rights of way around the Parish. Now that this has been accomplished we will be looking for a group of volunteers to assist the council in making the necessary repairs and improvements. Any volunteers should contact Councillor Budd to register their interest,

Community Benefit Fund

The latest instalment of the Community Benefit Fund from the Trefinnick Solar Farm has now been received by the Parish Council. The Council are inviting any residents of the Parish to contact the Parish Council meeting and put forward their ideas of how these funds could be spent. There are various rules regarding how the funds can be spent:

to use the Community Benefit Payment for charitable, educational, environmental, amenity or other appropriate purposes within the areas of the Community and, wherever possible, to apply the Community Benefit Payment towards the promotion of sustainable energy and uses

not to use the Community Benefit Payment for political, religious, entertainment or hospitality purposes, or for any purpose adverse to the Operator's interest in the scheme

The final decision on how these funds will be allocated lies with the Parish Council.

South Hill is a small rural parish in South East Cornwall. It covers an area of 1,301 hectares. The River Lynher, to the west, forms part of the parish boundary. The town of Callington is 5 km to the east.

The main village is Golberdon with smaller settlements at South Hill, Maders, Trevigo, Trewoodloe and Mornick.

Part of the village of Bray Shop is in South Hill Parish. There are several other clusters of houses and individual properties throughout the Parish. Most of the land is farmland.

St Sampson’s Church is at South Hill, The Parish Hall, Recreation Field and Allotment Field are in Golberdon. There is a also a football pitch and a children’s play area.

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