Welcome to the Pentire Residents Association website. We are a lively and sociable organisation of residents from the Pentire area. We are passionate about the beautiful coast and countryside in which we live. We have regular meetings, fundraisers and social events throughout the year. We send out informative newsletters to members and we have an active social media presence open to all.
Pentire Residents Association Membership
If you’re a Pentire resident looking to join the Pentire Residents Association, you can become a member online today. By becoming a member, you’ll receive advance notice of our upcoming events, and you’ll be added onto our email list of important Pentire information and newsletters.
The Association is open to all residents of Pentire to join at a nominal cost per year. All members are encouraged to attend the meetings and have their say. Our local councillors and representatives regularly attend our meetings to update us and answer questions from members. The Association is non-political and promotes improvements to this beautiful part of the country.
New members are very welcome. Contact us by email with any specific interests or concerns that you have.
Committee members
Chairman
Murray Johnstone
Vice Chairman, Police Liaison, and Esplanade Green
David Evison
County and Town Council Liaison
David Heeney
Secretary
To be appointed
Treasurer
Nick Webb
Membership and Social Events
To be appointed
Communications and Social Media
To be appointed
Pentire Headland
Matt Boyle
South West Water and River Gannel
Peter Hargrave
Planning
Rupert Evers
If you wish to contact the PRA Committee regarding any issues, please send an email to enquiries@pentire.org
Useful Contacts
We have effective contacts with the Councils and other organisations, but it is usually more effective to make direct contact yourself – whether it’s about planning, car parking, noise, road repairs etc. The more individual reports that the authorities receive the higher priority the issue is given.
The Cornwall Council and Newquay Town Council web sites contain a lot of useful information. However, it’s not always obvious which main heading some items fall under so the links below may be helpful. Where relevant the links connect to forms or buttons for reporting problems online and also include direct contact phone numbers.
Also included below are links to the main emergency and support services serving Newquay.
