Cornwall Council

Cornwall Council is a unitary authority formed on April 1, 2009, by merging Cornwall County Council with six other councils. It serves around 550,000 residents and has a revenue budget exceeding £1 billion, making it the largest employer in the region with approximately 5,000 staff members. The Council's mission focuses on creating a carbon neutral Cornwall and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. It prioritizes outcomes such as fostering a supportive community, promoting sustainability, and empowering local governance. Cornwall Council provides a wide range of public services, including health and social care, housing, environmental services, and education. For businesses, the Council offers a Business Regulatory Support service, which streamlines the process of obtaining necessary licenses and permits. Additionally, the Product of Cornwall scheme promotes local produce and ensures product authenticity through inspections. Cornwall Council operates various facilities across the county, ensuring accessible services for all residents and businesses.

Government Administration Truro, United Kingdom Founded 1974 ~22 employees

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Employees
22
0% in the 3 months to Sep 2026
Revenue / employee
$84.1M
Revenue ~$1.9B
12-month attrition
0%
Tech: 0%
H1B sponsor
NA
Open jobs
70
Last 30 days

Headcount trend

Cornwall Council went from 22 employees in Oct 2024 to 22 in Sep 2026.

Org structure

Headcount by department

Other16
Operations2
Finance1
Marketing1
Engineering1
Success1

Cornwall Council FAQ

How many employees does Cornwall Council have?

Cornwall Council has about 22 employees, unchanged over the 3 months to Sep 2026.

What is Cornwall Council's revenue per employee?

Cornwall Council makes about $84.14M in revenue per employee, based on $1.85B annual revenue and 22 employees.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.