January 6, 2022 - No comments
People of the river crossing Fiona is a landscape archaeologist. She is talking about what we now know about Truro’s origins and evolution. In the past thirty years or so the town has seen a number of major developments, each of which has included an archaeological appraisal, a good amount of investigation, and lots of […]
November 16, 2021 - Add Comment
Truro’s attractive and distinctive chimneys and stacks are disappearing. We don’t need them [...]
June 25, 2021 - Add Comment
A good number of years ago a Mayor of Truro, Mrs Valerie Bennett, developed an acute civic anxiety [...]
November 13, 2018 - Add Comment
With the agreement of the ‘site manager’, and with the assistance of the ever-helpful staff of [...]
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January 9, 2017 - Add Comment
By Bert Biscoe They say, in the gloomier, more prosaic corridors that we are never more than six [...]
March 27, 2013 - Add Comment
‘There is no surer way of determining that a town will survive unspoiled than the corporate [...]
November 8, 2012 - Add Comment
Recently the Princes Foundation urged the groups working on the draft Neighbourhood Plan to identify [...]
April 28, 2012 - 1 Comment
When Truro’s sea trade was at its height and Sir Charles Lemon’s Quay was a hub of activity the [...]
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Richard Lemon Lander was the son of a Truro innkeeper, born in the Daniell Arms. His explorations [...]
