Welcome to our Community Survey!
Thank you for taking part in this community survey. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to help shape the future of mining in South East Cornwall, and we really value your input.
This consultation will run between Saturday 1st August and Saturday 5th September.
Why are we doing this survey?
CRL are committed to developing the Redmoor Project responsibly. To do this, the company has completed a materiality assessment. This process is designed to help CRL identify, prioritise, and manage the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks and opportunities relevant to the project.
The purpose of this survey is to give you the opportunity to share your views on the assessment, and what CRL should prioritise. Responses to this survey will inform our new Sustainability Strategy, due for publication in December 2026.
We want you to tell us 2 key things:
1) Do you agree with the results of our materiality assessment?
2) Which of our material topics are the most important to you?
To make sure you have the right information to help you complete this survey, we have added some key facts about Cornwall Resources Limited, and the Redmoor Project on this page. We encourage you to read all the information before taking part.
What is a materiality assessment?
A Materiality Assessment is a process used by companies to identify, evaluate, and prioritize the most important environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues that affect their business and matter to their stakeholders. It helps organizations focus their sustainability strategies, risk management, and public reporting on the areas of greatest impact.
To align with industry best-practice, CRL completed a Double Materiality Assessment. This process evaluates both financial impacts on the business (an "outside-in" approach), and the companies effects on society and the environment (an "inside-out" appraoch).
How can I take part?
Come to one of our events:
CRL are hold three consultation events in Kelly Bray, South Hill and Callington. During these events, participants will learn about how we are developing our sustainability strategy, and give feedback on our company impacts.
Date: Wednesday 19th August
Location: Cornwall Resources Limited, 15a Beeching Park, Kelly Bray, PL17 8QS
Time: 18:00 - 21:00
Date: Thursday 20th August
Location: South Hill Parish Hall, Golberdon, Callington PL17 7ND
Time: 18:00 - 21:00
Date: Friday 21st August
Location: Callington Town Hall, New Road, Callington, PL17 7BE
Time: 18:00 - 21:00
Take part online
Can't make it in-person? You can complete our survey online. Please note that the deadline for all surveys is 17:00, Saturday 5th September 2026.
Visit one of our Survey Centers
You can also take part in our survey in person. We have three survey centres in Callington and Kelly Bray. At each location you will find a copy of our company information and our questionnaire. Simply fill in your copy, and drop it into one of our post boxes, or hand it to a person at reception.
- Callington Library: Cornonation Road, Callington PL17 7DR
- Cornwall Resources Limited Office: 15a Beeching Park, Kelly Bray, PL17 8QS
- Callington Town Hall: New Road, Callington, PL17 7BE
This survey will be live between the 5th August and 5th September.
Prefer to send your response to us directly?
You can download an offline copy of our survey. Simply fill it in, and email it to: community@cornwallresources.com
You can also print it out and drop your completed copy off at our offices, or return to one of our survey locations by Saturday 5th September.
About CRL
Cornwall Resources Limited (“CRL”) have been developing the Redmoor Critical Minerals Project in Kelly Bray, Cornwall. The company is currently exploring the Redmoor Sheeted Vein System: a mineral deposit containing tungsten, tin, copper and silver.
In 2025, CRL completed a new exploration drilling programme across three sites in Kelly Bray. The results were incredibly positive, showing that Redmoor remains the largest, undeveloped tungsten deposit in Europe.
Following these results, and securing of new investment, the company has commenced the next stage of work. This involves new exploration drilling in Kelly Bray, as well as detailed feasibility studies to work out the best way to develop a mine at Redmoor.