Cornwall Council has revealed the results of a 10-week public consultation for the proposal of a new devolution deal and Cornwall mayor.
The results, which were due to be released by mid-March, were delayed until Tuesday (March 28). Thousands of people took part in the consultation, including joint responses from key businesses, public sector organisations and other partners, with the entire process quality assured by the independent Consultation Institute.
It was shown that there were more younger people in favour of the deal with a mayor, compared to older residents. The council's open consultation survey had 6,105 responses, with 69% of those against the deal with a mayor.
