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• Child bereavement charity to hold family fun day to celebrate 30 years

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• Good Growth Programme backs mining at South Crofty with £4.19m million investment

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• Truro Welcomes New Mayor and Deputy at Annual Mayor Making Ceremony

  Truro City Council proudly celebrated the formal investiture of Councillor Christopher Wells as the new Mayor of Truro during the Annual Mayor Making Ceremony, held on Monday, 9th June 2025 at Truro Methodist Church.

• Award-Winning Author Anthony McGowan Visits Penrice Academy

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• Enchanted Earth magic and mystery

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• Texas kick off this year’s iconic Eden Sessions

  Scottish legends Texas kicked off this year’s incredible Eden Sessions season in style last night – Thursday, June 12.

• South West Water helps to improve community garden space for Plymouth residents with new water butts

  A community garden in Plymouth has been given a new lease of life and is now flourishing, thanks in part to support from South West Water.