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Your gateway to everything our town has to offer. The official website for St Ives, working in partnership, St Ives Tourism Association & BID showcase the best of our town.
2026 Annual General Meeting
On the 17th of June we held our Annual General Meeting. Below you’ll find the meeting minutes, the Chairman’s Report, and the presentation shared with members on the night.
St Ives BID 3 Business Plan
Check out the St Ives BID 3 Business Plan to see our vision for the town’s future and the exciting initiatives designed to support local businesses and enhance the visitor experience.
St Ives Business Index
Explore the charm of visiting St Ives, from independent art galleries and bookstores to fashion boutiques, restaurants, cafes and bars – something for everyone!
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ROUGH SLEEPING
Contact Streetlink via www.streetlink.org.uk or 0300 500 0914 (or 999 if they need urgent medical assistance). If you are sleeping rough and need help, contact the Cornwall Housing Options Team on 0300 1234 161 or drop into a Cornwall Council Information Service Office (formerly called One Stop Shop)
If you are unsure which service you need AskNED the online non-emergency directory can help. Visit www.dc.police.uk/AskNED.
STREET WORKS
This can be used for traffic lights at roadworks, scaffolds (dangerous, unlit, unlicensed or causing obstruction), hoardings (dangerous / causing obstruction), banners or bunting causing obstruction or offence, traffic management at roadworks.
Cornwall Council – report it online
HIGHWAY FLOODING
Cornwall Council – report it online service
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STREET TRADERS
Phone Cornwall Council Licensing team on 0300 1234 212 or get in touch with them via licensing@cornwall.co.uk to report any issues regarding street traders licensing.
GRAFFITI & FLYPOSTING
Cornwall Council are responsible for the removal of graffiti from public areas and public buildings – they do not remove graffiti from post boxes, direction a bollards, bridges, telephone boxes, bus shelters or reflective road signs. Offensive graffiti is unacceptable, and Cornwall Council will endeavour to remove offensive or racist graffiti from council owned buildings within one day of reporting it to us. Non-offensive graffiti is removed within 2 working days. Cornwall Council are unable to remove graffiti from private property.
Hate Crime
If you or someone else is in danger, injured or offenders are nearby, ring 999. In a non-emergency please call 101. You can also text 67101 or email: 101@dc.police.uk If you are deaf, hard of hearing or have any speech impairment, in an emergency dial Minicom/Textphone 18001. If it is not an emergency, dial 18001 101.
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
To report incidents of anti-social behaviour, visit www.dc.police.uk where you can access the police’s online contact methods – WebChat and Crime Reporting Form. These are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If it is not an emergency, you can also report it to the police using 101.
Email 101@dc.police.uk
Telephone 101 (In an emergency always call 999)
STREET LIGHTING
This can be used for street lights / lamps not working, illuminated street signs not working, traffic lights not working, illuminated bollards not working.
Cornwall Council – report it online.
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