About Hayle Community Action Group

Hayle Community Action Group (formerly the Town Team) is a group of local residents who are interested in improving Hayle and its surrounding area. We’re doers. We don’t just want to talk about change we want to make things happen.

We work on a variety of projects from exploring ways to improve the green spaces in the town to looking at ways to connect the business community and developing events for the people of the town.

The group is positive and proactive and works collaboratively with Hayle Town Council to improve the town. Hayle Community Action Group is inclusive and open to everyone – businesses, residents, community groups and anyone keen to have a go.

Hayle Community Action Group is:

  • About improving our town
  • Positive and proactive
  • Action-focussed
  • Apolitical
  • Inclusive and open to all
  • By the community, for the community
  • Creative, innovative and fun!

It is not:

  • About promoting a group or interest
  • Negative and reactionary
  • Just about talking
  • Just for particular people or groups
  • Overly formal, stuffy or hierarchical

Hayle Community Action Group is looking for people to be part of the group who are interested in getting involved and making things happen in Hayle.  You can commit as much or as little time as you like.  The next meeting will take place in January.  Date and venue to be confirmed.

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Town Council Sites/Services

Hayle Town Council manages Hayle Community Centre, Hayle Outdoor Swimming Pool, Lethlean Lane Allotments, Public Conveniences, Hayle Recreation Ground, King George V Memorial Walk, Jubilee Path, The Millpond (not the play area), The Plantation and other small pockets of green land. Find out more

Report to Cornwall Council

Report a problem/ask a question concerning the following: Housing, benefits, council tax, street lights, highways/footpath issues, general planning issues, waste collection, fly-tipping, street trading, licensing, environmental health, parking, fire safety. Find out more