Wadebridge West & St Mabyn

Wadebridge West & St Mabyn is a ward in Cornwall, covering rural and semi-rural areas near the River Camel. The ward includes the western part of Wadebridge, a market town with historic bridges and local businesses, as well as the village of St Mabyn, known for its medieval church and agricultural surroundings. The landscape features rolling farmland, woodland, and small settlements, with a mix of residential and farming communities.

The area is connected by the A39 road, providing links to Bodmin and the north Cornish coast. Local amenities include schools, shops, and community facilities in Wadebridge, while St Mabyn retains a quieter, village character. The ward has a mix of older properties and newer developments, reflecting its gradual growth. Outdoor activities like walking and cycling are popular, with access to the Camel Trail and nearby countryside.