Tall Ships gets the go ahead
Carrick Councillors voted unanimously for Falmouth to host the Funchal 500 Regatta tall ships event, taking place on 10th-13th September 2008, at their Full Council meeting of 20th February 2007.
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Carrick Councillors voted unanimously for Falmouth to host the Funchal 500 Regatta tall ships event, taking place on 10th-13th September 2008, at their Full Council meeting of 20th February 2007.
Wats on Falmouth is a new project that has been set up by children and adults, for young people and community groups to e-mail in info on up and coming events in Falmouth. They will then be published onto a website like Bebo or My Space for young people to see. The aim of the project is to make youths more aware of events and to get them to join in. If you have any inquires or info on up and coming events then please e-mail them to watsonfalmouth@hotmail.co.uk.
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