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rugby league team, who this season became south West
Grand final champions, will both play their games in the new
stadium. Adjacent community playing pitches will provide
opportunities for schools and clubs to raise the profile of
sport within the Duchy.
The Stadium however is going to be much more than just for
sport. A 400 person capacity business conference centre will
be available which will convert into a 200 person banqueting
facility. No such facility currently exists within Cornwall.
Truro & Penwith College who are partnering Cornish Pirates
in this venture will transfer their business and catering schools
into the Stadium as their new permanent home. Hospitality
at Stadium events will be provided by the students including
the provision of a 6 day a week restaurant open to the public.
Martin Tucker, Director of Truro & Penwith College believes
that, “It is a resource with the potential to add real value to
the lives of many people in Cornwall.”
Music will be central to the new facility with scope to
present major concerts from big name artists. The lack of an
appropriate venue has restricted Cornwall’s ability to hold
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