Representing Kea
The council works to protect local interests, support quality of life and help ensure local services respond to community needs.
Council powers & duties
Your Parish Council
Responsibilities & Organisation
How the council works
Kea Parish Council represents residents across the parish. It is non-party political and its councillors are local people elected or co-opted to serve the community.
Services & advocacy
Many issues are progressed through discussion and advocacy with Cornwall Council, service providers, neighbouring councils and other organisations.
Listening to residents
Residents are encouraged to raise questions, concerns and ideas, and to attend monthly Parish Council meetings.
Meetings & agendasCouncillors and vacancies
Councillors normally serve four-year terms. Vacancies may be filled by co-option where permitted.
Meet the councilThe precept
The council receives an annual precept, collected as part of Council Tax, to fund its agreed budget and local responsibilities.
Other areas of responsibility
Issues the council may consider.
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Parish Clerk