Long Rake Spar - Monument Walk, Helston Situated at the northern end of the Lizard Peninsula, Helston is a bustling market town that is probably most famous for the Floral Dance. With funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Cory Environmental Trust and Cornwall Heritage Trust the town embarked on a huge restoration project of Grylls Monument and the public areas surrounding it. The Grade II* listed Grylls Monument sits majestically at the lower end of Coinagehall Street and was built in 1834 in honour of Humphry Millet Grylls, a local solicitor who secured the future of the Wheal Vor copper tin mine that employed 1,200 local people. SureSet was specified, and were contracted by Cormac Solutions Ltd for the resin bound installation aspect of the restoration project which included specialis

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