| Foreword |
Now I was out with some fishermen friends the other night.
We were all sitting around a table, drinking and putting the world to rights.
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| Cornish Family History |
How many Cornish men and women can you name who have achieved fame and fortune here in Cornwall or in far off corners of the world?
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| Winter Colour |
By Jean Lawman
There is a stark beauty in winter bare trees; trunks and boughs are elegant and sinuous, or lofty and straight.
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| Cornwall a Safe Haven for one and all? |
George Thomas investigates if Cornwall is becoming tainted by prejudice.
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| A Pearl from the Oyster |
Richard Lumb and Glen Hampson discover a gem by the Helford River
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| \'Ello My \'Ansome - School |
Ee’s some lovely to see ee. Commost on in. I’ll put on a nice dish of tay and we can have a sit down.
Mind you, I b'lieve we de need a cup of tay today, or maybe even a pint or two down the Fast and Loose after yesterday. How old was they s’posed to be? Eight! More like 18 if you de ask me.
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| The Issue |
An open letter to Kevin Lavery, the new chief executive of Cornwall Council.
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| The Duchy of Cornwall - A very Peculiar \'Private Estate\' |
John Kirkhope investigates the irregularities of The Duchy
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| Cornwall, best for... Gardens and Gardening |
The garden capital of the world by Gillian Kingsland
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| Cornwall, best for Art |
Cornwall has been attracting and nurturing artists since the 1880s, but now people come to Cornwall not only to paint but to also view and collect art.
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| A Very Specialized Woods |
At last we’ve had some proper old-fashioned cold snaps.
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| Clear Round |
With dedication and talent oozing from some of the Duchy’s young stars Cornwall looks set to stamp its mark in national equestrian sports this season.
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| Favourite Hacks |
A favourite jaunt on horseback in the Cornish countryside by Gemma Viant.
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| Bydh Parys! |
If you were to ask a Scout in the Penzance or Newlyn area what the Scout motto is, you’re now just as likely to get the answer Bydh Parys as well as the more obvious response Be Prepared. This is because the local Scout group recently approached MAGA, the Cornish Language Partnership, for translations of the Scout promise, law and motto into Cornish.
Yet this was only the beginning…
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| My Cornish World |
Keith Bailey, Kadina, South Australia
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| Cornish Gold? |
Some years ago I came home on leave from the shipping company I worked for and spent some time lazing around at my parent’s house, the home I grew up in.
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| Inspire - A Good Old Fashioned Local |
Eddi Beech sits back and soaks up the atmosphere at The Cornish Arms
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| Inspire - Spring at the Allotment |
With an all-year-round mild climate, Cornwall is a perfect place to ‘grow your own’. Spring often arrives early and there is generally very little frost and lots of sunshine to help your produce along. Here, DS Myles gives Inspire a helpful peek into an allotment-keeper’s diary
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| Inspire - A Murder is Announced |
Megan Westley turns Marple and (hopefully) brings a cold-hearted killer to justice
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| Inspire - The Calm Bride\'s Checklist |
Wedding-planner Charlotte Lean shows how to make your big day go without a big hitch
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