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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Apr/May 2009
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In this issue of Cornish World:

Lost Tales of the Titanic: Cornish stories from the ill-fated liner
Planning for the future: Alan Powell explains why it's good to plan ahead
Convergence funding: Is it working for Cornwall?
Bishop John William Colenso: St Austell's controversial Bishop who cared for Africa
A Hawk among Pigeons: the life of the Sparrowhawk
Cornwall's first aeroplane fight: when aviation came to Cornwall
Countryside pursuits
Cornwall on a plate: Why the Duchy is best for food
Point to point racing in Cornwall
Porthscatho:
a special place

Cornish family history, Gage Mckinney, poetry, power kiting, dialect, stories, Kernewek, arts, events and lots more news, views and information for anyone with an interest in Cornwall.

Oh, and another really funny foreword...
Apr/May 2009
New articles...
Cornish World April/May 2009
Megan Westley explores the forgotten Cornish voices behind the world’s most famous tragedy.
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Issue 63 Foreword
Now generally I like to go places where I feel most at home; that’s why generally if I get a day or two off I don’t venture too far.

They say that you have to leave somewhere to really miss it and appreciate it, and I’ve been away from Cornwall enough times to realise that.


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Planning for the Future with Alan Powell
Planning for the future with Alan Powell


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Cornish Family History Research: Triumph and Tragedy
Triumph and Tragedy
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The Issue- Past or Future?

John William Colenso, St. Austell's Controversial Bishop.

In the south aisle of Holy Trinity church, St. Austell, is a stained-glass window showing Jesus at his trial. He stands before Caipha...
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Giving Chase- Sparrowhawks
A hawk among pigeons

by Jean Lawman

Raindrops glisten on the pine, silver droplets spilling from green needles; billowing indigo clouds give way to fierce white light as the sun breaks through.

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Cornwall\'s First Aeroplane Flight
Cornwall's First Aeroplane Flight

Toward the end of July 1910, the Imperial might of the British Home, Atlantic and Mediterranean Fleets anchored in the shelter of Mount’s Bay, Penzance, in readi...
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Food, Glorious Food

Why Cornwall is best for … food

Megan Westley examines the reasons behind the popularity of Cornwall’s mouth-watering cuisine

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Hurley\'s Dialect Yarn

’Ello My ’Ansome,
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For all those over 50...
For all those over 50!
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