Your Voice Matters: New Platform Lets Cornish Residents Share Their Views

A fresh platform has been unveiled to gather valuable opinions and insights from residents across Cornwall.

Introducing What Cornwall Thinks

The service, called What Cornwall Thinks, has been relaunched by PFA Research, a market intelligence group. The platform aims to dive into key issues impacting communities in Cornwall. From tourism’s effects to the prevalence of second homes, and even opinions on local facilities and events, the platform provides an avenue for Cornish residents to share their thoughts.

Rewards for Taking Part

Participants who sign up and complete simple surveys will be rewarded, with points that can be converted into cash. The service also allows users to earn additional rewards by introducing friends and family, enabling more people to have their say.

Backed by Cornwall Council

Funding for What Cornwall Thinks has been allocated through Cornwall Council’s Growth Hub Grants Programme. This is part of the Good Growth Programme, which manages the UK Shared Prosperity Fund in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

Robert Rush, the Cornish analyst behind the platform, explained:
“This exciting new project aims to give everyone in Cornwall the chance to be the voice of their own community. It will bring people together by enabling them to have a say in matters that they care about and it also ensures that people know that their voice is being heard and is important.”

Be Heard

With a focus on understanding community needs and concerns, this platform provides an opportunity for Cornish residents to shape discussions on critical local matters.

To find out more and sign up, visit What Cornwall Thinks.

Photo: Robert Rush