51 Cornish Pioneers Who Changed the World
Discover the remarkable Cornish men and women who revolutionised science, literature, and society. From Neptune’s discovery to literary masterpieces.
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Bodmin Railway Celebrates 40 Years Preserving Cornwall’s Steam Heritage
Bodmin Railway marks four decades of heritage operations. Discover how volunteers and young people are keeping steam railway history alive in Cornwall.
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Historic Cornish House Saved for Community by Poldark Descendants
A Grade II-star listed Georgian country house, Nancealverne, has been gifted to Cornwall Heritage Trust, preserving its rich history for public enjoyment. Discover its Poldark and Nelson connections.
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Ancient Stones, Modern Signals: Cornwall’s Dry Tree Menhir
Explore the Dry Tree Menhir in Cornwall, where ancient history meets modern technology. Elizabeth Dale’s photo captures a striking paradox of standing stones and satellite dishes.
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Tolgus Mill & Cornwall Gold: Redruth’s Enduring Legacy
Discover Tolgus Mill’s continued operation near Redruth, home to Cornwall Gold. Explore its local significance and enduring presence in the Cornish landscape.
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Cornwall’s Iconic Woolf-Inspired View Threatened by New Flats
A historic sea view in Cornwall, which inspired Virginia Woolf’s ‘To The Lighthouse,’ faces threat from new flat developments. Local communities are campaigning to protect this vital literary and cultural landmark.
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St Michael’s Mount Devastated by Storm Goretti Tree Loss
Storm Goretti caused huge tree loss on St Michael’s Mount. Head gardener Darren Little assesses the devastation, impacting the iconic landmark’s ecology, beauty, and local community. Recovery efforts begin.
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Penzance’s Historic Heart: The Borough Cross Rediscovered
Explore the historical significance of Penzance’s Borough Cross, once marking the town’s exact center, and its enduring community relevance.
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Cornish Clay Sculptures: Local Artist’s Work Returns Home
Cornish museum displays sculptures inspired by china clay, celebrating local artistry and industrial heritage. A porcupine quill sculpture is the exhibition’s centerpiece, reflecting the region’s unique landscape and community.
