Update on Malakoff transport scheme
Preparations for the start of works to improve the Malakoff open space area are due to begin this week.
Update on transport proposals for Halsetown
Details of measures to help reduce traffic speeds and improve pedestrian safety in Halsetown as part of the Town Deal funded Low Carbon Transport Strategy have been published for statutory consultation.
Update on the Malakoff Low Carbon Transport scheme
The latest plans for improvements to the Malakoff open space area in St Ives have been published for statutory consultation.
Key milestone for St Ives as work is completed on first Low Carbon Transport Strategy scheme
St Ives has celebrated another milestone as work is completed on the first highways scheme to be delivered as part of the Town Deal funded Low Carbon Transport Strategy
Update on Consols Junction scheme
Work on re-designing Consols junction on the B3306 to reduce travel times on the route into St Ives by changing the priority of the junction and improve pedestrian access is due to begin on Monday, 6 January
St Ives Town Deal newsletter December 2024
We have just published the latest edition of the St Ives Town Deal Newsletter which contains the latest information about all our Town Deal projects.
Vegetation clearance works planned for Malakoff boundary wall on 11 and 12 December
Works to clear vegetation on the boundary wall around the Malakoff are planned to take place on Wednesday, 11 and Thursday, 12 December, weather permitting.
Public invited to give their views on plans for Consols junction (Zennor)
Members of the public are being invited to give their views on plans to re-design the Consols junction (Zennor) in St Ives.
Update on works at the Terrace, St Ives
The final stages of the project are due to take place during the first two weeks of December.
Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Dual Form is temporarily relocated from St Ives Guildhall to Kresen Kernow, Redruth
Barbara Hepworth’s celebrated cast bronze sculpture Dual Form has been carefully relocated to Kresen Kernow in Redruth. This temporary move ensures the sculpture’s protection during the Guildhall Renewal Project, while keeping it on public display for the community and visitors to enjoy.