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Cornish marched against another Tax on Cornish Culture
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Hot Pasty Tax?
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Concreting Cornwall? Last chance to say no!
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Plaid Cymru Westminster motion for a Cornish Assembly
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Mebyon Kernow wins Wendron by-election
25 November 2011 1:15 PM | No Comments
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NOTYA – Diaspora jottings
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Cornish gather at Australian Celtic Festival 2012
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Back to Eaglehawk
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St Piran Celebrations at Grass Valley
13 March 2012 2:57 AM | No Comments -
It is Cornish Christmas in Grass Valley
02 December 2011 1:29 AM | No Comments -
High Tea in Camden
20 November 2011 1:47 AM | No Comments -
Cornish Heritage Society East honoured Rick Rescorla
27 October 2011 5:32 AM | No Comments
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Cornish shine at Pan-Celtic
Posted on 20 April 2012 | No Commentsby Anne Kennedy Truscott The 41st International Pan Celtic Festival, Carlow, Ireland Last week the town of Carlow in Ireland was festooned in Celtic flags, placards, banners and bunting to welcome the arrival of the 41st International Pan Celtic Festival – and its many participants... -
The South East Corner of Cornwall
Posted on 13 March 2012 | No Comments- by Tom Bowden This article is about a journey from Cremyll Point in Plymouth Sound to Looe many years ago. I have drawn a rough map of the area to guide everyone and selected fifteen old picture postcard views to illustrate places on our... -
The Hamoaze
Posted on 14 February 2012 | No Comments- by Tom Bowden I was born in Torpoint on the River Tamar and across the river from Plymouth. My Sketch of the River Tamar shows that the part of the river opposite Devonport Dockyard is known as The Hamoaze. The River Tamar, of course,... -
A Cornish Settlement
Posted on 17 December 2011 | No CommentsOn the afternoon of Sunday 18 December, 2011 members of the small local rural community and a few Cornish from much further a-field will again gather at the Byng Uniting Church for a simple Christmas Carol service and afternoon tea. The story behind this ordinary... -
Rev. Robert Stephen Hawker
Posted on 15 November 2011 | 1 Commentby Tom Bowden - Robert Stephen Hawker was born on 3rd December 1803 in Plymouth and he was the son of a doctor. Robert then went on to Oxford University where he won the Newdigate Prize for Poetry. His father could not continue to support... -
Cornish Britons won their future at the battle of Hehil?
Posted on 19 October 2011 | No CommentsCornish Britons won their future at the battle of Hehil - by Rob Simmons In the beginning of the eighth century, the old British Celtic kingdom of Dumnonia was in the midst of a titanic struggle against the expansionist Saxon kingdom of Wessex. Both kingdoms... -
My Torpoint Bomb
Posted on 30 September 2011 | No Commentsby Tom Bowden - During the blitz on Plymouth in 1941 I found a bomb and then I lost it. That was 70 years ago and I thought it was about time that I put out another appeal for its return. I was born in... -
Cry of Tin to Shake Rag Alley – ’twas Cornish Cousins!
Posted on 9 September 2011 | 1 Comment- ONE of the wonderful things about being of Cornish birth or ancestry is that (almost everywhere) in this wide world the sun never sets on a Pasty! … Or more seriously, on people being proud of the strong (or even scanty) threads of Cornish... -
Come to Cornwall!
Posted on 2 August 2011 | No Comments‘Come to Cornwall’, By Tom Bowden - In 2008 I tried to get an article in the Readers Column of Golf Monthly magazine. There was a small prize but the article had to fit into one page and be no more than 1000 words and...




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