Cornwall Council has welcomed the news that Steve Double MP has secured a debate in Parliament on the case for recognition of Cornish national identity in the 2021 census.
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Planning: Irreversible harm caused to building among biggest planning stories of 2025The Adjournment Debate on June 11 will look at Cornwall’s unique identity and the case for a tick box for people to identify as being ‘Cornish’ in the next national census.
St Germans councillor Jesse Foot, chairperson of the Cornish National Minority Working Group said: ‘We have long been campaigning for people in Cornwall to be given the chance to identify themselves as Cornish in the 2021 Census so I welcome this opportunity for our voice to be heard in Parliament.
‘We will continue to work with all our MP’s to make the case for Cornwall at every opportunity.’


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