I want to share an email I received today, I don't know if it will put your minds at ease but I thought you need to read it...
I myself Know Peter and I find him a man with his head screwed on, lets face it he could be on to a winner once SilverBow is built!! Which it will BUT I also don't know where TCFC will be playing next season.. It is I am afraid awaiting game
Helical Retail is delighted to announce that it has signed Wren Kitchens for
a 15,000 sq ft unit at its Truro City Shopping Park at Treyew Rd, Truro.
WREN is a national retailer specialising in kitchens and related
accessories, with 55 stores across the country. For some time, the company
has been looking to locate a store that will cover Cornwall, in order to
complete its expansion plans across the South West.
Aidan Farrell, Property Director for Wren, said, “The Business has advanced
plans to acquire units in Exeter and Plymouth. The new store for Truro
represents a further positive step for our expanding store network.
“Truro City Shopping Park will be a great location where we can cover the
Truro, Falmouth and wider Cornwall markets. Its location will be easily
accessible to the large number of commuters as well as Truro City Centre
shoppers.
“We will be employing 30 local people to work at the new store including
managers, designers and kitchen surveyors. There will be 50 kitchen displays
embracing modern through to traditional designs, supported by a state of the
art design centre.”
Peter Masters of Truro City Football Club said, “We have been looking
forward to seeing this deal announced as it demonstrates Helical RetailÂ’s
commitment to the project and underwrites the fact that this development can
now move forward.”
Philip King, Development Manager for Helical Retail, said, “This is a major
coup for Truro and shows confidence in our plans for Treyew Rd. We said we
would bring new retailers into Truro who are not already here and we are
delivering on that promise. WRENÂ’s move will endorse the park and other
furniture retailers will follow.
“Alongside this good news, I would also like to take this opportunity to put
the record straight about the Stadium for Cornwall (S4C). We have always
supported this project and will continue to do so. Currently our plans are
to relocate Truro City Football Club to Silver Bow. However, should the
parties to the S4C wish to discuss alternative provision for the S4C that
would include both Truro City Football Club and the Cornish Pirates, we are
happy to discuss. However, we are not suggesting a joint venture with INOX
or Henry Boot.”
