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G7 Summit Maritime Restrictions Withdrawn

All restrictions implemented by the St Ives (G7 Summit) Harbour Revision Order 2021 have been withdrawn. Cornwall Council Harbours Board would like to thank all harbour users for their co-operation during G7.

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Public Consultation for the Cornwall Harbours Harbour Revision Order

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Newquay Harbour Update Summer 2021

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St Ives Harbour Update Summer 2021

The summer started with the G7 summit, a real honour that it was hosted in Carbis Bay. There was a lot of work behind the scenes making the security arrangements and getting ready for the arrival of the Royal Navy as well police officers from across the UK. We all got quite used to seeing

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