myCornwall
myCornwall- (Previously Cornish World) The magazine for anyone who loves Cornwall. We've worked hard to bring you a crisper, more modern look for the magazine whilst retaining all your favourite features. Filled with over 100 pages of Cornish gardens, food and drink reviews, local heroes, Cornish connections, local wildlife, places to visit, far flung Cornish adventures, heritage, culture, mysteries and histories, we hope you continue to enjoy the magazine as much as we have enjoyed working on it!
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Feb/Mar 2008
Cornish World February/March '08
In this issue of Cornish World:
Why do we pay so much for our water in Cornwall?
Contraband - smuggling is still rife in the Duchy
Camborne: the rebirth of the centre of innovation
Serpentine and The Lizard
An insight in Cornish literature
Goldsithney
Neil Harris and lots more news, views and information for anyone with an interest in Cornwall.
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| Smuggling: Brandy for the Parson? |
Smuggling in Cornwall is as rife as ever, but the nature of the contraband far deadlier.
Cathrin Vaughn investigates whether Cornwall is a still a safe haven for smugglers.
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| Down the Plughole |
Cornish people currently face the highest water rates in the country. A Londoner, with an average weekly wage of £680, can expect to pay around £275 annually. Meanwhile his Cornish cousin pays £480 (or an incredible £650 if his home is unmetered) for clean water on a paltry average wage of £329 per week.
Is Cornwall footing a national bill for clean water?
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| Elizabeth Uren: from St Keverne to Salt Lake City |
Bob Richards discovers a fascinating family history tale of great endurance.
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| The Regeneration of Camborne |
Change on the horizon
Once a great town of engineering and invention, Camborne suffered a change in its fortunes with the collapse of mining. Inspired by Camborne’s history and changes on the horizon, which include the reopening of South Crofty, Katia Ward investigates what the rebirth of Camborne will deliver.
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