St.Just-in-Penwith
Town Council
Working Together For The Community
St Just, Britain’s most westerly town and former centre of mining in West Penwith, lies within the parish of St Just-in-Penwith which also includes Pendeen and the surrounding villages / hamlets of Boscaswell, Botallack & Truthwall; Bojewyan, Falmouth Place, Carnyorth, Tregeseal & Nancherrow, and Trewellard.
The Town Council offices are located in Market Street, St Just, next to the doctors’ surgery and the Fire Station and opposite the public car park, in the Library building.
All Council & related Committee meeting information - including minutes and agendas that can be viewed online along with upcoming meeting dates. Members of the community are most welcome to attend.
Information about planning permission in the parish with links to online applications. You can search by Planning Application number and also find out when the Council will consider a specific application.
Find out more about the services that St. Just Town Council have direct responsibility for such as car parks, bus shelter, the library, bench maintenace, play-park, war memorial upkeep and public toilets.
Council News
Forest for Cornwall Autumn Update
New community funds now open and all our project news! Please find below the link to the latest Forest for Cornwall update. You’ll find information on new community funding grants, project updates, and events over this winter including free tree giveaways. Forest for...
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic. St Johns Terrace, Pendeen. 12th to 13th October 2026 (09:00 to 17:00 hours)
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Contact: Wildanet Ltd - Tel: 0800699906 The above closure has been approved. Please click the following link to view a map and associated documents: https://one.network/?tm=GB151933237 Applicants...
Police Drop-in Surgery on Monday 28th September 2026
Police Drop-in Surgery on Monday 28th September 2026 St Just Library 10am – 12 noon In attendance: Tri Service officer Gemma Campbell, Mayor Chadder and County councillor Brian Clemens Everyone welcome.

