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Coming soon: updates on enhancement works at Lemon Quay.
These updates are to provide people working at and visiting the quay with latest on-site operational information. To find out more on this and other Truro Town Deal projects, visit our website.
Truro was one of four locations in Cornwall selected to bid for the Government’s £3.6b Towns Fund, which aims to drive economic regeneration and level up the region’s economy.
Truro secured a Town Deal of up to £23.6m in April 2021, after submitting a Town Investment Plan that outlines seven projects to revitalise the city.
To implement the plan, Truro Town Deal Boardcollaborates with funded partner organisations and Cornwall Council. Their aim is to create a vibrant and sustainable ‘Connected River City’ by enhancing its leisure and cultural offer, boosting business and improving its riverfront, transport, and green spaces.
These projects are part funded by the Government's Town Deal programme and delivered by Cornwall Council in partnership with the Truro Town Deal Board.
Coming soon: updates on enhancement works at Lemon Quay.
These updates are to provide people working at and visiting the quay with latest on-site operational information. To find out more on this and other Truro Town Deal projects, visit our website.
Truro was one of four locations in Cornwall selected to bid for the Government’s £3.6b Towns Fund, which aims to drive economic regeneration and level up the region’s economy.
Truro secured a Town Deal of up to £23.6m in April 2021, after submitting a Town Investment Plan that outlines seven projects to revitalise the city.
To implement the plan, Truro Town Deal Boardcollaborates with funded partner organisations and Cornwall Council. Their aim is to create a vibrant and sustainable ‘Connected River City’ by enhancing its leisure and cultural offer, boosting business and improving its riverfront, transport, and green spaces.
These projects are part funded by the Government's Town Deal programme and delivered by Cornwall Council in partnership with the Truro Town Deal Board.
