4 Historic Castles to Visit in Cornwall
With a vibrant history which can boast both Roman and Celtic influences, Cornwall is a fascinating place to visit for those who wish to find out more about the varied …
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Falmouth Week brings over 450 yachts into the harbour
The 7th August marks the beginning of Falmouth week, the largest sailing regatta in the South West., hosting 6 days of racing keel boats, traditional crafts and dinghies in Falmouth …
Celebrating National Picnic Month with the history of Picnicking
In today terms the notion of going for a picnic simply means to go out for an enjoyable outing that involves a selection of tasty items to eat and drink …
Archaeologists reveal Cornwall’s prehistoric gold trading route with Ireland
Fresh research by archaeologists illustrates that Cornwall was the setting of a prehistoric gold rush.
Streets to be named using the Cornish Language and the Legend of King Arthur
Every street in a new 4,000 home development in Newquay will use a fusion of the Cornish Language and the legends of King Arthur in order to create their names. …
Restored Cider House at Godolphin Estate opened to the public
An old hidden cider house at Godolphin Estate has undergone major renovation work following a large conservation project. For many years this old house was propped up with telegraph poles …
English Heritage properties undergo spring makeover ready for big reopening
Over 400 historic properties owned by English Heritage have undergone a dramatic makeover ready for their reopening to the public this spring.
Hidden amphitheatres uncovered across Cornwall
A large-scale community project has helped to make a huge range of discoveries stretching across the entirety of Cornwall, in the form of several historic theatres and amphitheatres.