There have been some interesting stories in Falmouth this week, a bench taken from Falmouth Health Centre, a proposal for a new Lidl in Falmouth, and an interview with the Cutty Sark summarising the G7.

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Here are the top stories from this week:

1. Falmouth G7: Better engagement with businesses is key in future events, say the owners of Cutty Sark

Speaking to Nub News, the owners of Falmouth restaurant, bar, and hotel Cutty Sark have called for better communication in future events following the G7.

Read more here.

2. Application lodged for next stage of housing development - plans presented for over 100 new homes at Lower Kergilliack Farm, Falmouth

Plans have been presented this week for stage 3 of the Eve Parc housing development at Lower Kergilliack Farm, pushing forward with 123 new homes on the site.

Read more here.

3. Tall Ships Falmouth CANCELLED with ongoing covid situation across Europe causing uncertainty

A decision has been made on the go-ahead of the Tall Ships race, due to run from August 17th-19th.

With the ongoing uncertainty over coronavirus in Europe, the event was cancelled.

Read more here.

4. First Aldi - now Lidl planning to open new store in Falmouth

Supermarket chain Lidl has announced that it hopes to expand its network of stores across the UK - and Falmouth is on its list of targets.

Read more here.

5. Theft suspected after Falmouth Health Centre bench goes missing

Staff at Falmouth Health Centre were left in disgust after one of the practices benches had gone missing, with thieves thought to be behind it.

Read more here.

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