Crowan, Sithney and Wendron Support

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Join us THIS THURSDAY (16 April) 10am-12pm, for a fun, free family craft activity inspired by Cornwall’s colourful wildlife and the treasures in our archives. 🦋

Drop in and make beautiful butterflies and cheerful caterpillars using soft, bright wool, pipe cleaners and tissue paper.

Create your own little creatures and take them home to brighten up a spring nature table! 🌈🐛

As Cornwall bursts into colour, explore our library shelves for books on local butterflies and springtime nature — perfect for a burst of inspiration.

This activity is suitable for all ages and there’s no need to book – just drop in!

So come along, get crafty and celebrate the start of Spring with us! 🌷

15/04/2026

🎉 Falmouth Family Hub Welcome Day

Come and join us to celebrate the new Falmouth Family Hub!

Bring the whole family along for a fun, free afternoon with:
🎨 Crafts
📚 Storytelling
🥚 An egg hunt
🤝 Meet local services and support

📅 16th April
🕑 2PM – 4PM
📍 Falmouth Family Hub, Chi Aberfala, TR11 2QL

Light refreshments provided — we’d love to see you there! 💛

15/04/2026

It’s been another frustrating day of weather across the region.

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While there have been some brighter spells, they’ve been short-lived, and the persistent gusty winds have taken the edge off temperatures, making it feel cooler than you might expect for mid-April.

There is, however, a bit of a change on the horizon.

From Saturday into Sunday, conditions begin to settle. We’re likely to see more in the way of sunshine, with winds easing for a time and temperatures starting to recover. By Sunday evening, the breeze may pick up again slightly, but overall it’s a noticeable improvement.

Looking a little further ahead, there are growing signs that spring may begin to re-establish itself properly from this weekend onwards. We should start to see more frequent sunny spells, lighter and more variable winds, and daytime temperatures climbing back into the mid-teens.

A short drier spell also looks increasingly likely.

For those of you with an eye on the garden, this could be a good opportunity to get things moving again. It might be time to prepare your water butts, plan a visit to the garden centre, and start thinking about bedding plants ahead of the summer season.

We’d love to hear from you this evening, what are you planning to grow this year?

Do you have a favourite plant, shrub, or flower? And has anyone had success growing Mediterranean style plants, such as Aeoniums, which tend to do particularly well in parts of Cornwall, especially the Isles of Scilly?

Let us know in the comments. 🌿

Photo courtesy of me

Have a lovely evening,
Hannah KWT

15/04/2026

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