It was my pleasure to visit Pendennis House in Wadebridge yesterday and meet the staff and service users and even partake in a music therapy session.
Pendennis House is an independent service provider with care and support packages tailored to individual needs.
Today my team and I joined B.R.A.G. as they started their 24-hour litter pickup in Bude for Children in Need. They will be out picking up litter until 3 tomorrow afternoon if you would like to lend your support. They have a Facebook donation page below, they are hoping to raise £1,000.
Following campaigning from Scott Mann and fellow Cornish MP Steve Double, the Chancellor has announced that the government will introduce mandatory 100% business rates relief for all public lavatories to help keep them oen.
It was fantastic to see funds being allocated towards high streets around the UK. I'm a huge supporter of North Cornwall’s high streets and even though the economy is changing, our town centres still have a huge role to play in our communities.
I'm pleased to see the Prime Minister launching the first loneliness strategy in the country by instating ‘Social Prescribing’. Loneliness is a real problem in the UK with many people, in particular the elderly, stating that they are lonely or have felt lonely.
This summer the Regimental Museum, along with the Bodmin & Wenford Railway and Lanhydrock Estate, hosted an immersive theatre experience, ‘The Trench’, which recreated the battle of Saint Quentin - part of the German Spring Offensive in 1918.
Scott Mann has called on Cornwall Council to reinstate school transport for pupils in Delabole who are faced with having to walk over three miles along dangerous country roads to get to school.
North Cornwall MP Scott Mann welcomed HRH Princess Alexandra to the constituency this week to celebrate the county’s military heritage and to see local community projects.
Scott Mann joined a group of local young people taking part in the National Citizen Service (NCS) earlier this week to see the projects they were working on and to learn more about the work the NCS do in North Cornwall.
