Disappointment with Cornwall City Council Decision
Hugo Rodrigues expresses disappointment with the decision to have a nine-member Cornwall city council, consisting of a mayor and eight councillors-at-large, starting in the 2026 election.
The decision not to have a directly elected deputy mayor may provide fodder to skeptics, as the current practice of rotating the acting mayor or having an 'acting mayor of the month' will continue.
The decision to go to a nine-member council without a directly elected deputy mayor is disappointing
- A nine-member council will be implemented starting in 2026
- The council will consist of a directly elected mayor and eight city councillors
- No directly elected deputy mayor will be included
Author's summary: Cornwall city council's decision is disappointing.
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