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COMMUNITY NEWS 18 Truro Together is part of Community Together
The Mayor of Truro’s Autumn Diary words by Stephen Webb Every year groups visit each other to forge deeper friendships and better understanding. I was pleased to welcome the Morlaix visitors for the first time in a couple years (because of travel restrictions). They had a very busy week including a tour of Truro City with Councillor Biscoe. In October a group from the Truro will travel to France to continue the bond. The Proud Old Boys The Proud Old Boys - a group of elderly gentlemen who meet for a drink at Victoria Gardens - asked me to join them. They were planting a tree in memory of those who had moved on. They all grew up or were associated with Truro, and meet regularly to enjoy a pint and share stories of those that were no longer with them. They love socialising, meeting up, and aim is to leave a legacy. “Raise a glass to them and money for charity”. I raise a glass to the Proud Old Boys. Long may their legacy continue. © Emma Hill Truro - Morlaix Twinning Association, the welcome and the week. The Twinning of Truro and Morlaix was an initiative between Truro City Council and the councils of Pays de Morlaix in1979 by Mr JJ Cleach of Morlaix and Mrs DM Ansari of Truro, having shared a common trade between Cornwall and Brittany for thousands of years. Truro Lions Club dinner I enjoyed being guest of honour and speaker at the Truro Lions Club 50th anniversary at the Falmouth Hotel. A lovely evening, (one that got me onto the dance floor for the first time for as long as I can remember!) The members of the Lions Club, like many other groups in Truro, give up their time to volunteer in events in and around Truro. I said in my speech that one thing that surprised me was how few volunteers do so much. Recognising that we are very often busy nowadays with in day-to-day living, it was really nice to be able to thank Truro Lions Club for all of their help given over the last 50 years. Merry Christmas I wish you love, warmth, health and community to get us through this winter. Reach out, ask for help and do not give up. Continue in the face of difficulties, and I encourage us all to look out for each other. I hope you have a Happy Christmas, and a blessed New Year. To advertise please call 07786 735 711 or email marketing@trurotogether.co.uk 19
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