Our Aims
REJUVENATE – REGENERATE – REPAIR – RENEW
Our overall aim is to contribute to the development of a strong, sustainable, and socially inclusive economy in Redruth that will benefit our communities and our businesses.
We believe the future of town centres depends on providing a mix of goods, services and experiences that will bring people back into our towns – we can provide unique, characterful, vibrant, and exciting places where people want to shop, relax, eat, drink, socialise and work.
Initially we identified the dilapidated Buttermarket complex as a key site in Redruth through which we could achieve this ambition and so our work began.
2017 – We raised sufficient funds to purchase the freehold of the Buttermarket buildings and Mining Exchange.
2021 – We purchased the Wheal Peevor Purser’s Office.
2023 – We purchased the adjoining Fair Meadow car park and dilapidated building.
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Good News for Redruth Revival CIC and the Buttermarket roof
Across the UK, 74 organisations have just received grants of up to £25,000 from the Covid-19 Emergency Heritage at Risk Response Fund, launched by Historic England and almost quadrupled thanks to the Culture Recovery Fund, to cover maintenance and repairs urgently...
Write a story, paint a picture
Picture competition To celebrate the Land Train coming to Redruth, Redruth Revival CIC, invites you to enter a Picture Competition Your picture must feature a train of some sort – any sort!! Entries no bigger than A3 Can be any medium from the following – Paint,...
Beats & Roots Cafe at the Buttermarket
Beats & Roots is the new Vegan and Vegetarian Cafe in the Buttermarket. The cafe opened early April 2019 and offers delicious food from 8 am through til 4 pm from Wednesday to Saturday every week. The cafe is a new venture from Paul Leatherbarrow & Ben Read....