The Port of Truro joined forces with neighbouring harbour authorities to mark the 80th Anniversary of D-Day on 6th June. A procession of 80 boats snaked its way around the River Fal passing embarkation points used including Tolverne and Turnaware.
Commemorative flags were also hoisted on the Prince of Wales Pier where troops were also embarked.
Cover picture – Jack Williams. Others by Steve Rowe, Katrina Tonkin & Shirley Roberts.
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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
Following the recent sand clearance from Bude Sea Lock ‘Mantis’ locked out on Thursday 15th May. The lock is now operational until late September for local and visiting craft. Please contact the Harbour Master for more information.
As some of you are aware we have conducted a process to review the Pilotage Directions for the Falmouth Pilotage Area (including Truro and Penryn) under the requirements of the Pilotage Act 1987. This has been a joint process between the three CHA’s within the area. As part of the process we have completed and