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www.perranwell.co.uk Email:
alan@perranwell.co.uk
01872 863037
PERRANWELL STATION, TRURO, TR3 7PT
At Tremorvah Industries over 70% of our staff has a recognised disability. There are trained assessors that will listen to your individual needs and advise you on the equipment that is right for you.
As well as daily living aids Tremorvah specialise in stairlifts and hoists. Our surveyors will come out to your property and assess your needs before providing you with a quote.
You can hire as well as buy aids to mobility. We cater to everyone’s needs from scootas, wheelchairs and power chairs to commodes and walking frames.
Tremorvah’s textiles department print or embroider emblems or logos onto leisure or corporate garments, make a wide range of Cornish-wear and can print your photos onto mugs and T-Shirts.
Our recently opened sensory centre provides a light, sound and textural environment to stimulate the senses.
Tremorvah hosts a fortnightly memory Café for Alzheimers suffers and their carers; an opportunity to share experiences.
Come and visit the showroom at Threemilestone Industrial Estate,Truro.
The Royal Institution of Cornwall was formed in 1818 and moved to its present site in River Street in 1919 to the building that was originally Truro Savings Bank. The museum and art galley are well worth a visit. The museum features collections that depict Cornish history from the earliest times, the Rashleigh mineral collection, pottery, including work by Bernard Leach, and natural history exhibits. The art gallery includes paintings by the well- known Cornish artist John Opie. There are also visiting exhibitions throughout the year. It has a spacious café which is a popular meeting place.
Formerly the Library and Technical School, the project was financed by local benefactor, John Passmore Edwards, who made a fortune as owner of the Echo newspaper in London. Designed by architect, Silvanus Trevail, there are three coats of arms sculptured into the façade showing the crest of Cornwall, the City of Truro and the Prince of Wales.
Take an interesting walk through the opes, squares, streets and gardens of the City of Truro. Look out for the medieval Celtic Cross perched high on a granite pillar on High Cross, restored to its original position to mark the way for pilgrims and travellers. Take care to avoid the 19th century water-carrying granite gutters originally designed to cleanse the streets. Do follow the riverside walk along the River Allen at the mill pool for the corn mill that was here in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Travelling in a south-westerly direction is the Roseland Peninsula whose very name conjures up beauty. The ‘Gateway of the Roseland’ is Tregony, and the extremity is St Anthony’s Head. The climate is nearly Mediterranean which is reflected in the superb array of fauna and flora and can also be seen in public and private gardens, all over the
For the sale and hire of wheelchairs and scootas...
Tremorvah Industries
Tel: 01872 324340 Fax: 01872 324372
19 Doing more than you think
Tremorvah Industries, Threemilestone Industrial Estate, Truro TR4 9LD
www.tremorvah.co.uk
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