Welcome to the Lanner website
Although recorded as far back as 1542, and with settlement traces back to the Bronze Age, Lanner properly came of age with the nineteenth century Cornish mining boom. Today, it provides a thriving village community which, although no longer involved in copper or tin, is sensitive and appreciative of the legacy of that time in its architecture, footpaths and topography.
Lanner Parish Council seeks to fuse and enhance that legacy with a dynamic rural regeneration programme to provide interest and focus for local people and visitors alike.
This web site will provide an insight into some of the work carried out by the Council and describe some of the community events, services and businesses available in the area.
Latest News
Following inspirational – though perhaps not ideal in the eyes of our friends at Health and Safety – direct action...
Cornwall Council finally issued planning consent to Coastline Housing Association in November 2011 for 25 “affordable homes” on land at...
There was a superb response to the Lanner Local Needs Housing Survey with getting on to a quarter of all...
The playing field and public toilets at Lanner Moor have been taken over by the parish council from Cornwall Council....
New safety measures have been provided to the embankment access from Rough Street to the Tresavean Trail. For walkers this...