Falmouth's Top Five: Your Weekly Nub News Roundup

By Joseph Macey

16th Sep 2021 | Local News

There have been some interesting stories in Falmouth this week, coverage of a floating Christmas tree that arrived in Falmouth, an interview with new cider bar The Bearded Brewery and The Front is prepping to reopen under new ownership.

Here at Falmouth Nub News, we like to make your life easier so if you've missed any news this week don't worry.

Here are the top stories from this week:

1. Warning from council following "surge" in coronavirus cases in Falmouth

A warning has been issued to Falmouth residents following a surge in coronavirus cases in the area.

Read more here.

2. In conversation with Falmouth's newest plant-based restaurant Sloth and Sparrow

This week, Nub News spoke to Falmouth's newest plant-based kitchen Sloth and Sparrow about their new venture.

Read more here.

3. Takeaway and delivery Sunday roasts return to Seaview Inn

The Seaview Inn on Wodehouse Terrace is bringing back delivery/takeaway Sunday roasts during lockdown.

Read more here.

4. Residents letter: What does lockdown mean for university students?

A concerned Falmouth resident got in touch with Nub News regarding the disruption to students university experience following the announcement of another national lockdown.

Read more here.

5. Local takeaway Tuck "n" Roll continuing discount scheme for key workers

Falmouth takeaway spot Tuck "n" Roll is to continue its discounts for key workers and free delivery in the area.

Read more here.

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