A new organisation has been launched to bring the ancient craft of Cornish hedging back from the brink of extinction. The Cornwall Rural Education and Skills Trust, known as CREST, has […]
Our friends at CREST, the Cornwall Rural Education and Skills Trust, are looking for a volunteer secretary with experience working for a charity or company to join their Trustee board. […]
Visitors at this Sunday’s Open Garden at Trenarth enjoyed glorious sunshine as they strolled around these beautiful historic gardens. Thank you to everyone who came! You have helped us raise […]
A project to grow our charitable work has received a major boost, thanks to a grant of £260,634.26 from the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Shared Prosperity Fund. Cornwall Heritage […]
We have an exciting new programme of volunteering opportunities at Castle an Dinas near St Columb Major and Sancreed near Penzance, which we hope you would like to be involved […]
Do you know an important person from Cornwall’s past who hasn’t received the acclaim they deserve? A new initiative which aims to shine a light on the unrecognised figures of […]
Two historic gardens – Trevince, near Gwennap and Boconnoc, near Lostwithiel – that are not normally open to the public threw open their gates last month to help raise funds […]
Restoring biodiversity was top of the agenda for our volunteers last Friday as they headed to Castle an Dinas to undertake vital environmental conservation work. Led by our Countryside Ranger, […]
Get your cameras ready for our annual photography competition. This year we’re looking for images inspired by the phrase “My Cornwall, My Heritage” and we can’t wait to see the […]
We celebrated the acquisition of our 13th historic site, St Cleer’s Well, last Friday by reviving the annual tradition of dressing the monument. In spite of the rain, the event […]
We are thrilled to introduce our first-ever Artist in Residence, Lou Tonkin, a celebrated artist and printmaker from Cornwall. Often found enjoying walks in the countryside with her dog, Moth, […]
If you’ve ever been lucky enough to go on a walk with archaeologist and historian, John Smith at Treffry Viaduct in the Luxulyan Valley, you’ll know just how knowledgeable he […]
