Perranzabuloe
Parish Council
Parish Information For The Whole Community
The Parish of Perranzabuloe owes its name to St Piran, the patron saint of tin-miners, now more generally viewed as Cornwall’s national saint. The mainstays of the parish economy for at least 1,000 years were tin extraction, fishing and farming. The beginning of the 21st century sees the parish and Cornwall facing some very serious challenges: the need for housing, well paid employment, training to enable people to secure that employment, health care for a growing elderly population, provision of recreation facilities for young people and the importance of protecting the environment.
The Parish Council is committed to working with the community and other organisations to tackle these issues. It is clear that the community is seeking a better balance between the needs of visitors to the parish and the needs of residents.
