When a Pleasure Trip Turned Tragic: Newquay’s Forgotten Maritime Disaster
The 1966 sinking of the Darlwyne off the Cornish coast killed 31 people and prompted major maritime safety reforms. Local history worth remembering.
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Rex Curtis: Remembering Royal Cornwall Show’s Vintage Visionary
The Royal Cornwall Show mourns Rex Curtis, 83, whose 50-year legacy transformed the Vintage Section. A true Cornish character celebrated for his dedication and humour.
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Cornwall’s Hidden Legacy: How Our Miners Built Mexican Football
Discover how Cornish miners exported football to Mexico in the 1800s, creating a sporting legacy still celebrated today at the 2026 World Cup.
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How Cornish Miners Built Mexico’s Football Legacy
Discover how Cornish miners from communities like Gwennap brought football to Mexico in the 1800s, shaping a nation’s passion for the beautiful game.
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Historic Cornish Engine House Becomes Dream Family Home
A Grade II Listed building from 1840 in Wendron has been transformed into a stunning four-storey family residence. Discover how local heritage was preserved.
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Vintage Flambards Blitz Car Set for Truro Auction
The beloved 1930 Austin Seven Tourer from Flambards’ Blitz exhibition is heading to auction at Lodge and Thomas in Truro. Discover how to bid.
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Marazion Solar Farm Approved Despite Massive Local Opposition
Cornwall Council reluctantly approves a controversial solar farm at Trevarthian Farm near Marazion, sparking heritage concerns and resident outrage.
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Bodmin Wassail: A Centuries-Old Twelfth Night Tradition
Explore the Bodmin Wassail, an ancient annual tradition celebrated on Twelfth Night. This Cornish custom fosters community spirit, preserves heritage, and blesses orchards.
