On the 25th August Redruth Town Council celebrated its first stand-alone Redruth Fun Day. There were lots of stalls to browse throughout the day, with food stalls offering everything from delicious sweet-treats including brownies and rolled ice cream, to savoury…
Sensational September: Your Ultimate Guide to Events and Adventures in Redruth! Summer is coming to an end, back to school is just around the corner and the nights are slowly starting to draw in. But here in Redruth and the…
We've just launched an online consultation to gather our community's thoughts on our festivals and in particular on the upcoming Redruth International Mining & Pasty Festival. If you can spare us 5 or 10 minutes to share your thoughts, we'd…
In the heart of Cornwall, Redruth celebrates its rich history often through art. Max Morrison, at the age of 17, stepped into the role of Redruth's Town Crier. Along with this prestigious position, Max inherited a rather drab coat, many…
Supported by Redruth Town Council, the National Literacy Trust is hosting seven story and activity sessions in parks across Redruth for families with children aged 0-5. Each family that attends will receive a book to enjoy at home. The locations…
In recent weeks you may have noticed a new gallery has opened on Market Strand in Redruth! Jo, an artist, printer, painter, designer and more, owns Gallery 7 where she creates different and new artistic pieces. Her latest exploration involves…
In the heart of Redruth, amidst the tranquil Cornish landscapes, lives a remarkable man named Patrick. He has written over 100 poems, each one a glimpse into his heart and soul. Patrick takes care of his disabled wife every day,…
Awesome August: Your Ultimate Guide to Events and Adventures in Redruth! As the summer peaks, August in Redruth offers a vibrant mix of events and activities that capture the essence of this lively season. From bustling local festivals, outdoor music,…
This week, we've had the pleasure of welcoming four bright students to the Redruth Town Council for an enriching work experience. They were placed in our four departments: Engagement, Administration, Facilities and the Redruth Library. Below you can read all…
Redruth Town Council uses The Lamb and Flag as its emblem building on a heritage of use in the town for hundreds of years though its origin remains widely debated. Historians believe the symbol first appeared in the wool trade…