On 29 June 2011 it was observed that Truro Up Starting Signal, T6, had been replaced. It is located at the bottom of the platform ramp, just before the level crossing, and it has been replaced with a new semaphore signal. The post, signal arm, platform and ladder all appear to be brand new. Some of the other parts like finial, spectacle glass holder, pivots, weights and pullies etc. look as though they could be second-hand but cleaned up to look like new. The signal has been provided with a rectangular sighting board, which contrasts with the curved sighting board on the Down Home Signal in the background. The galvanised steel post is unpainted. The signal arm was gleaming in the sunshine, and the whole signal looked immaculate.  

Saturday  25 June 2011 was Mazey Day at Penzance – and to add to the celebrations three charters were run to the terminus. 
These were :- 
The ‘Kernow Voyager’, the 06.07 from Gloucester class 20 20208 & 209  with 10 coaches. This  arrived on time at 11.38. Due to depart at 17.35. 
The ‘Kernow Explorer 3’, the 05.03 from Birmingham International Class 37 37409 & 229 with 11 coaches. Due at 12.12 arrived a couple of minutes early. Due to depart at 16.12. 
The ‘Mazey Day Cornishman’, the 05.20 from Tame Bridge Parkway Class 31 31601 & 190 with 13 coaches.  Due at 13.10, arrived a couple minutes late. Due to depart at 17.15. 
However departures later in the day were not quite so ordered. The first one away was the 37 hauled ‘Kernow Explorer 3’. This departed from platform 3 for Birmingham International on time at 16.12. 
The next departure should have been the ‘Mazey Day Cornishman’ but this was still out at Long Rock. 
The ‘Kernow Voyager’ was next, this departed from platform 4 (which it had occupied since arrival) on time at 17.30.  but was already 14 late at Rosvidney. Tacked on the back of this train was 57 601 ‘Sheila’. 
The 17.40 HST service train in platform 3 was held for approximately 15  mins whilst the stock for the 31 hauled ‘Mazey Day Cornishman’ which should have left at 17.10 was propelled into platform 4. The ‘Mazey Day Cornishman’ was later noted passing Camborne heading for Tame Bridge  Parkway about 72 mins late. 

 Train services to Falmouth Docks station were cancelled from early on Friday 17 June 2011 until the 12.44 arrival and the 12.50 departure on next day.