Truro Day 2014
Sun, Sep 14th 2014 at 12:30 pm - 12:30 pm
The event was arranged to celebrate Truro's history and heritage. Organisations that provide a service to the City were invited to participate to showcase their activities. The Rotary Clubs in Truro made good use of the District Roadshow caravan.
To see more about Truro Day 2014, follow this link.
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