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Newquay receives five new benches funded by the Newquay Regeneration Forum Limited

Visitors to Newquay Harbour are benefitting from five new benches funded by the Newquay Regeneration Forum Limited. The forum donated money from the remainder of its community fund shortly before it stopped operating. Kimberley Johnson, Newquay Harbour Master, said: “These benches will encourage members of the community and visitors to enjoy everything that there is to see in the harbour.”

Loïc Rich; chairman of Cornwall Harbours’ Harbour Board, said: “These new benches are a great addition to Newquay Harbour, and I would like to thank our Harbour Master Kim for her hard work in bringing about these and other improvements on the quay.” Forum chair Andy Cole has thanked Newquay Harbour for their support over the years.

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