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An election has been called to fill the two Councillor vacancies, the election will take place in the Penryn Ward on Thursday 30 March 2023, those eligible to vote in the election should receive poll cards which should include your name and the polling station you can vote at. Polling stations will be open from 7am to 10pm. The names of the candidates can be found on the statement of persons nominated form below.
Since 1980, Penryn Town Council has been granting the Saracen Award to up to two of its residents in any one year in recognition of their services to Penryn. The Awards are considered to be the highest mark of esteem and honour that the Council can bestow.
Recipients are restricted to individuals who have at some time resided in Penryn or worked in organisations based in Penryn. Currently, the Awards are held biennially, but the Town Mayor may also use their prerogative to grant Awards in additional years if it is considered that there are more than two worthy recipients in any one year.
Nominations may be made by any resident of Penryn including Town Councillors and are normally invited by the Town Council in October.
2016 Winners – [from left to right] Councillor Mark Snowdon (Town Mayor) presents Michael and Helen Moore with their award .
2013 Winners – [from left to right] Patricia Ashe, Councillor Beverly Hulme (Town Mayor), Peter Young, Anthony Retallack and Mike Young
