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Truro City Council is responsible for the following services. Other areas of responsibility will be covered by Carrick District Council or Cornwall County Council. If you cannot find what you're looking for, please contact us.

Parks and Gardens
Boscawen Park, Victoria Gardens & Waterfall Gardens, Hendra play area, Redannick play area, Tremorvah play area, Chapel Hill informal play area, Daubuz Moors conservation area, plus a number of small amenities areas within Truro City boundaries. A number of sports facilities are available for hire.

Christmas Entertainment
A wide variety of entertainment is provided free of charge (with support from Carrick District Council and local business) throughout the Christmas season.

Tourist Information
Truro's Tourist Information Centre is funded by the City Council, providing information on leisure activities for tourists and local residents, as well as accommodation booking.

Planting & Watering Service
The planting service provides hanging baskets and window boxes in the city centre throughout the year.

Room Hire
The Council Chamber and Committee Room are made available for hire.

Allotments
74 plots on 4 sites. To apply for an allotment, contact us.

Burials
Truro Public Cemetery and Kenwyn Churchyard. Contact us.

Other Roles
The Council also operates in a consultation role with regard to planning, highways, city centre development and environmental issues. It supports Truro's twinning (with Morlaix in Brittany and Boppard on the Rhine) and organises Mayoral and other civic events. It represents local views in liaison with other partners in the City, such as the Chamber of Commerce, Carrick District Council, Cornwall County Council, Truro Cathedral, Royal Cornwall Museum and Hall For Cornwall.

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