Town Council Elections 2025

Falmouth Town Council would like to encourage all residents to take part in the upcoming Local Council elections – whether by nominating a candidate, standing as a Councillor or casting their vote on Thursday, 1 May 2025.

The next elections in Falmouth are on Thursday, 1 May 2025, with all 16 seats across Falmouth’s four wards up for election.

  • Falmouth Arwenack (4 seats)
  • Falmouth Boslowick (4 seats)
  • Falmouth Penwerris (5 seats)
  • Falmouth Trescobeas (3 seats)

To find out which ward you live in, please click HERE to view Cornwall Council’s electoral map of Falmouth. Clicking where you live on the map will reveal which ward you live in.

Falmouth’s 4 Cornwall Council seats are also up for election. For more information on standing as a Cornwall Councillor and what Cornwall Councillors do, please visit Cornwall Council’s How to Stand as A Councillor page.

Cornwall Council organises and manages all voting processes in Cornwall.

Why Get Involved in the Town Council Elections?

Falmouth’s future is shaped by its Town Councillors, and you have the power to make a difference. Whether by standing for election or casting your vote, your involvement matters.

The Town Council’s decisions directly impact local services and the long-term vision for Falmouth. Participating in the democratic process helps create a town that works for everyone.

What does Falmouth Town Council Do?

Falmouth Town Council plays a vital role in keeping our town vibrant, sustainable, and welcoming for residents, businesses, and visitors. It is responsible for key services and initiatives, including:

  • Cultural and Community Services – Managing venues like Falmouth Art Gallery, Princess Pavilion, and Falmouth Library to provide cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities.
  • Public Spaces and Amenities – Maintaining parks, gardens, and public toilets to keep them clean, safe, and accessible.
  • Economic Growth and Regeneration – Supporting local businesses, promoting tourism, and encouraging sustainable development.
  • Environmental Sustainability – Implementing green initiatives, reducing waste, and promoting environmentally friendly initiatives.

For a full list of Council Services please visit Our Services page.

How can YOU get Involved?

There are many ways you can be involved in the election process:

Nominate a Candidate:

  •  If you know someone who has the passion and commitment to serve Falmouth, you can nominate them for election.

Stand as a Councillor:

  • If you are passionate about making a difference in your community, consider standing for election yourself. Falmouth Town Council needs people from all backgrounds and experiences who reflect the communities they live in to put themselves forward to stand as councillors. Serving as a councillor allows you to directly influence decisions that shape Falmouth’s future.

    For more detailed information on standing for Falmouth Town Council please visit our Become a Councillor page where you can find frequently asked questions and download one of our prospective Councillor Packs.

Vote:

  • The most direct way you can influence the future of Falmouth is by voting for the candidate who you believe will best represent your interests and the wider community. Every vote counts.

    For everything you need to know about voting, including how to register to vote and voting ID, please visit our Voting in Local Council Elections page.
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