Your Councillors

Councillors are elected to represent an individual geographical unit on the council, known as a ward or, mainly in smaller parishes, the entire parish or town council area. They are generally elected by the public every four years. All members, co-opted members of district, and parish councils must complete a register of interests form to register their financial and other interests.
Scot Taylor

Scot Taylor

Mayor
I was born in a town called Stourbridge, in the West Midlands. I have lived in Cornwall for 24 years, which is more than half my life. I enjoy local issues, and this is why I stood as a local Councillor.
Steve Allen

Steve Allen

Councillor
I am 46 years old and have lived in St Columb Major all my life. I served as a Special Constable for 18 years, serving my town.

Faith Fuery

Councillor
I am a St Columb Major person, having lived in the parish all my life. I raised two children here and am passionate about local issues. I worked for many years at RAF St Mawgan, until retirement. I became a Town Councillor because I felt that the work of the Council over the last few years has greatly improved the area, and I wanted to contribute towards continued improvements.

Simon Riley

Councillor
01637 889014
Town Hall, Market Place, St Columb Major, Cornwall TR9 6AN