A new initiative aiming to be Cornwall’s answer to the famous London blue plaques scheme has recognised its first historic figure. Pobel a Gernow (“People of Cornwall”) aims to extend the […]
Cornwall Heritage Trust has been named as one of the Royal Cornwall Show’s charities of the year. One of only two organisations to be selected as charity of the year, […]
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Tregonning Hill last Thursday to mark both the 80th anniversary of VE Day and the next step in our 40th anniversary beacon […]
A new initiative which aims to shine a light on the unrecognised figures of Cornish history is set to unveil its first plaque this May. Pobel a Gernow (“People of […]
We are hosting a fun-filled activity day at Castle an Dinas on Thursday 17th April as part of our 40th anniversary celebrations. The day will include a family-friendly nature activity […]
We have a proud tradition of beacon lighting here in Cornwall, so it was incredibly special to mark the beginning of our 40th anniversary with the first in our series […]
Get your cameras at the ready! It’s time for our 40th Anniversary Photography Competition. Cornwall Heritage Trust cares for 16 historic sites across Cornwall, from Caer Bran – a multi-period […]
In the latest of our special on-site Cornish Story Cafés, we welcomed Carolyn Kennett – a specialist in prehistoric astronomy and the historic cultural significance of the night sky – […]
Cornwall Heritage Trust’s Climate Action Young Rangers have been recognised at the Cornwall Heritage Awards, taking home the coveted top prize in the ‘Heritage Heroes’ category. It was a […]
Cornwall Council is planning to transfer five historic places into the care of our independent charity, Cornwall Heritage Trust. They are East Pentire Head, Warbstow Bury, Minions Heritage Centre, the […]
Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Tim Hannigan for the latest in our Story Café lecture series. Tim gave an insightful talk on travel writing and the evolving […]
One of Cornwall’s most enigmatic sites that has been subject to archaeological speculation for decades, King Arthur’s Hall, has finally yielded up many of its secrets. In 2022, Cornwall Heritage […]
