CURRENT CONSULTATIONS
There are no current consultations.
PAST SURVEYS
Wetherspoons
For the survey on Wetherspoons, please see here: Wetherspoons
Community engagement survey.
To begin, we needed to decide what Liskeard’s neighbourhood plan should cover. There are a range of options and it makes sense to concentrate on those which local people care most about.
A questionnaire was created that was our community’s opportunity to tell us what areas you think should be in the plan. We’ll used all the responses to decide the areas to include. Then we started detailed work on the priority areas and the result of that will shortly be know.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
In the meantime, if you wish to comment or contribute ideas, please use the comment form under ‘Leave a Reply’ below.
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We should have a pound shop,a cinema and a proper leisure centre with ten pin bowling and stuff
Thanks David, I’ll make sure your comments are included in our assessment of all the comments received during the current community engagement sessions.
Steve BF
Its about time Liskeard tried to gain interest in the larger chain shops/stores. If you go to Bodmin you will see a range of larger chains eg Dorothy Perkins, Iceland etc. At the moment we have nowhere for the teenagers to shop for clothes and shoes. I agree with David we need a site for the kids to hang out, bowling, cinema, arcade game venue or KFC even. Please Liskeard come back to life 🙁 I have lived her all my life (now in my late 40’s) and I want to see the town thriving again. The parking needs reviewing as its too high to encourage footfall in the town.
Hi, thanks for your comments. I will make sure they go to the Neighbourhood Plan Team. We will be coming forward with ideas for the town centre this coming autumn, and your views on them will be welcome, so please keep an eye on the website and press for announcements. Steve
I agree with the main themes, employment to bring money into the town.
Open spaces a town needs parks somewhere to walk and for picnicking, I like idea to keeping Roundbury and the large heritage area north of the town. Please ensure we keep to the development boundary at lest to 2030.
Leisure is also an important priority modern theater/cinema with small eating places open in the evening in the town center. One of the cattle market plans looked good.
What facilities are there for disabled children? Any clubs or social events or a place to meet? Any sensory gardens or soft play areas available? Any projects that families can take part in such as a community market garden or community orchard?