The Port of Truro will host vessels participating in the Pilot Cutter Review on Saturday 30th May after two races in St Mawes Harbour and Carrick Roads. The Pilot Cutters will spend the evening at Ruan Pontoon.
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Our Seasonal Patrol Officers have now started patrolling the River Fal daily based at Malpas Marina. They can be contacted on – 07736618509.
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We are delighted to have uploaded Phase 1 of Virtual Maps and Video Tours and Tidal Information to the Cornwall Harbours Website. To access these please click here or view Newquay, St Ives, Penzance, Penryn and Truro ‘Our Harbours’ pages of this site. Other Harbours will be added later this year. We hope Harbour Users
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The Port of Truro are pleased to be able to offer availability of moorings for the forthcoming season at Loe Beach. These full tide summer moorings are suitable for boats up to 26ft (7.9m) . The moorings are available from 1April to 30th September. For more information please contact Truro Harbour Office.
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The Maritime Section is looking to recruit two Seasonal Part‑Time Patrol Officers for the River Fal to cover the summer season. About the Roles As a Patrol Officer, you will contribute to the safe and effective management of the Ports of Truro and Penryn. Your key duties will include: These roles involve working independently on the water
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The Penzance based Lugger Happy Return has arrived at Truro Town Quay where she will remain until early in the New Year ahead of work being undertaken in Gweek. Arriving on 3rd November’s PM tide the vessel is now safely alongside in the City. For more information on the Associations activities please see https://www.happyreturn.org/
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Port of Truro are supporting Bronwyn Thurston, a student at Exeter University, with her project on the impacts of Plastic Pollution. Bronwyn states that ”Truro Estuary is facing increasing pollution that impacts both ecosystems and the local community. This survey seeks to gather your thoughts and observations on plastic pollution, local habits, and how we can
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Having been cleared of mud earlier this year the Port of Truro has purchased and installed a section of pontoon to support the use of the facility. It is hoped the pontoon length will be extended ahead of the 2025 season with monies from the Port of Truro Reserve Account, which is ringfenced for the
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The Port of Truro regularly patrols the River Fal and its creeks, if you are on the water you are likely to see them! Based at Malpas Marina the Patrol Officers provide friendly advice and assistance to harbour users and members of public. When things don’t go to plan they are experienced and well equipped
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A weather station has been installed at Malpas Marina. The information can be viewed by clicking this link or via the David Weatherlink App on your mobile device.
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