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5th Nation

By Andrew Bishop MBE, Clerk to Mabe Parish Council Mabe Parish

Monday, 4 August 2025

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Cornwall County Council has passed a resolution seeking 5th Nation status within the UK for Cornwall.

There is a petition, which so far has attracted 12,200 signatures, supporting the resolution.

Should the no. of signatories reach 100,000 by 1st September, then the topic will be debated in Parliament.

The petition can be viewed used the link to the government website below:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/711355

Contact Information

Andrew Bishop MBE, Clerk to Mabe Parish Council

  • 07756 650 604

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