Welcome to St Gennys Parish Council

The next meeting is on the the 11th August 2026 if needed, followed by a meeting on September 8th 2026. The St Gennys Parish Council meet on the second Tuesday of every month at the Legion Hall, St Gennys starting at 19.30.

The Crackington Haven and St Gennys Carnival will be taking place on the 1st August 2026 from 2pm

Away from the coast…

St Gennys parish is entirely rural. It is bordered to the north by Poundstock parish, to the east by Jacobstow parish, to the south by Otterham and St Juliot parishes.

To the west, St Gennys is bounded by the Atlantic coast where Cornwall’s highest cliff (appropriately named High Cliff) rises 735 feet (224 m) above the rocky foreshore. Cambeak is a prominent headland and the cliffs at the Strangles are a National Trust property. In one year in the 1820s it is believed 23 ships were wrecked on this part of the coast.

Welcome to St Gennys Parish Council

Away from the coast…

St Gennys parish is entirely rural. It is bordered to the north by Poundstock parish, to the east by Jacobstow parish, to the south by Otterham and St Juliot parishes.

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