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.
Further to the installation of a weather station at Malpas Marina and Penzance we have now added a unit to Bude Harbour. The information can be viewed by clicking this link or via the David Weatherlink App on your mobile device.
Penzance was blessed with a glorious late summer day for the visit of the Worlds Last Seagoing Paddle Steamer, the Waverley. The visit was the first passenger sailing from Penzance by the ship which had previously visited in 1986 for repairs by the then Holman & Sons Dry Dock business whilst on passage. Arriving from
The Royal Navy P2000 class patrol boat HMS Blazer visited Penzance between 30th and 31st August. The crew received a warm welcome from the staff who were pleased to see the Royal Navy revisit the harbour.
The office is located on the first floor of the Treffry Building in Newquay Harbour and is available by way of a new 6 year lease. There are communal kitchen and toilet facilities. The applicant’s business must be ancillary to the fishing industry or other related maritime activity to be eligible to occupy this building.