There have been some interesting stories in Falmouth this week including, we spoke to owner of Falmouth's newest street food business, Falmouth students started a graduation petition and The Windjammer co-owner is set to take on a huge charity challenge.

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Here are the top stories from this week:

1. Windjammer co-owner taking on cycling challenge for charity

Jake Heslip, the co-owner of The Windjammer Falmouth, is set to take on a huge charity challenge cycling from Falmouth to Lands End raising money for Wallace & Gromit's Grand Appeal.

Read more here.

2. New location for takeaway Tuck "n" Roll

Takeaway Tuck "n" Roll has secured a new premises.

Run by Dean Lanyon, the business was operating from Falmouth Rugby Club but has now moved into the kitchen at St Gluvias Cricket Club.

Read more here.

3. High praise for application to turn former oil depot into residential area and town park

The scheme to turn a former oil depot on Castle Drive, Falmouth into a residential area and a new town park was greeted with high praise in yesterday evenings council planning meeting.

Read more here.

4. Plans for large housing development at Kergilliack Road

The plans for 37 dwellings were given approval this week with conditions with the proposal being delivered as a 100% affordable housing development.

Read more here.

5. 10 years of planning - work on Falmouth's new eco boutique is well underway

The plans for a new eco-boutique are well underway on Killigrew Street, Falmouth.

Read more here.

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