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Cornwall Council wants to work with VCS to co-design new Healthwatch
Cornwall Council have written to local voluntary sector leaders involved with the VCS Commissioning Board to say they want to negotiate to develop a new NHS and social care watchdog. The letter, from Carole Theobald, Head of Communications and Strategy, says that the reason for taking this route, rather than a competitive tender, to develop the new ‘Healthwatch’ service is to “maximise the benefits of our local infrastructure and to build on the experience of patient and public involvement already gained in Cornwall.” Read more »
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Can you become a trustee of St Cleer Memorial Hall?
A memorial hall in South East Cornwall is in desperate need of new trustees to prevent its closure at the end of next month. Read more »
TLI £30m fund – successful partnerships announced
It has been announced that seventy-two partnerships will share the £30m fund from Transforming Local Infrastructure, set up to help infrastructure bodies work together more closely. Read more »
Successful applicants to Transforming Local Infrastructure fund announced
Organisations have been finding out whether their bids to the £30m Transforming Local Infrastructure fund have been successful. Read more »
Round-up of current funding available
The Cornwall Council Funding bulletin and the South West Regional Funding Bulletin are now available to view online. Read more »
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