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Fully agree with Martin Sands, could not have put it better.
We lost all forms of democracy when Cornwall Council became a unitary authority, an expensive dinosaur
Cornwall Council appears to be evolving into an autocracy. What are our elected councillors doing to prevent this? At best, the councillors are ineffective in maintaining democratic principles. The current situation is beyond party politics. All councillors should concentrate on the elephant in the room. Divide et impera springs to mind.