The Town Mayor Councillor Steve Eva is delighted to be able to donate £1,500 to the charity Sasha Would’ve Loved It. The money was raised from the Mayor’s Ball which was scheduled to take place at the end of March last year. Despite having to cancel the Charity Ball due to the pandemic many of his guests that were due to attend have kindly donated their ticket costs or part of the costs towards the Mayors Charity, along with a number of donations that were also received.

Dear All

To quell the rumours: I can advise that the public toilets at Gyllyngvase Beach are closed as there is an issue with the drainage system off-site. We are in the hands of South West Water to repair that, before the facility can be re-opened. To be clear there is no other reason for the closure.

The nearby facilities at Castle Beach and Swanpool Beach are open as normal.

The Town Council Offices, the Library and the Art Gallery will close on Christmas Eve at 1pm and will reopen on Monday 4th January 2021 (Town Council Offices at 10am, the Library at 9.30am and the Art Gallery at 10am).

We would like to wish you all a Safe and Happy Christmas and New Year.

During Town Mayor Councillor Steve Eva’s term of office in 2019/20 his chosen charity was Falmouth Age Concern and throughout the year the Mayor raised funds from events such as his Civic Service and Mayors Charity Ball. Due to the pandemic a presentation to Falmouth Age Concern was delayed however the Mayor has now met with Falmouth Age Concern Manager Peter Maxted to present a £1500 cheque. The Town Mayor stated ‘I was pleased to be able to raise funds for Falmouth Age Concern as it is a local independent charity that helps to enhance the lives of elderly people in our community.

For the second year in a row Falmouth Town Mayors Christmas Cards have been designed by two Falmouth Primary School pupils.