NOWODHOW – NEWS Bits
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Cornish marched against another Tax on Cornish Culture
02 May 2012 3:33 AM | No Comments -
Hot Pasty Tax?
23 March 2012 3:06 AM | No Comments -
Concreting Cornwall? Last chance to say no!
14 February 2012 4:33 AM | 1 Comment -
Plaid Cymru Westminster motion for a Cornish Assembly
16 December 2011 7:26 AM | No Comments -
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
15 May 2012 5:04 AM | No Comments -
Back to Eaglehawk
01 May 2012 6:07 AM | No Comments -
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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Penwith
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[Save Penwith Moors] Carn Galva for Common Land
Posted on 18 May 2012 | No CommentsSave Penwith Moors has initiated an application to re-register a large part of Carn Galva as Common Land – the first of several such applications for West Penwith moorland. This will give the area far better protection from any future development (permanent fencing/gates, farm sheds... -
[Save Penwith Moors] Cornwall to Geneva
Posted on 2 March 2012 | No CommentsFROM CORNWALL TO GENEVA LOCAL ACTION GROUP ALLEGE NATURAL ENGLAND FAILED TO ABIDE BY EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Documents sent to the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee in Geneva Having failed to get any satisfactory resolution of our complains by the UK Parliamentary Ombudsman, Save Penwith Moors... -
[Save Penwith Moors] Libel allegation against Cornwall Council
Posted on 17 January 2012 | No CommentsA book published by Cornwall Council in April 2011 with financial support from English Heritage: Managing the historic environment on west Cornwall’s rough ground by Graeme Kirkham, with Peter Herring, Vanessa Straker and David Earle Robinson ISBN: 978-1-903798-74-4 - states on page 92 under ‘Public... -
All lawful UK complaint procedures exhausted on moor ‘vandalism’
Posted on 17 December 2011 | No CommentsThe local action group Save Penwith Moors has reported that their campaign, begun in July 2008, has now exhausted all lawful UK complaint procedures – from all management levels within Natural England to the Parliamentary Ombudsman − without gaining any recognition or acceptance of their... -
[Save Penwith Moors] 2.5% is too much for ‘not-natural England’
Posted on 9 November 2011 | No Comments2.5 % IS ALL WE ARE ASKING FOR, says Save Penwith Moors: The total ‘Natural England’ target area for ‘Higher Level Stewardship’ in Penwith is 24,134 hectares. Save Penwith Moors are requesting that the six areas below are left free of new stock proofing and... -
[Celtic League] Historic Sites Update
Posted on 7 August 2011 | No CommentsCeltic League: Kernow Branch Historic Sites Campaign Update 7 August, 2011 Members from the Kernow Branch of the Celtic League joined forces with representatives from other organisations on Friday (5th August, 2011), at a meeting with English Heritage and English Nature following allegations of the... -
[Celtic League] Kernow branch to meet Natural England
Posted on 26 July 2011 | No CommentsNEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUE KERNOW BRANCH TO MEET NATURAL ENGLAND The Kernow branch of the Celtic League has been invited to attend a meeting with Natural England to discuss allegations that they have been mismanaging the site at Tregeseal on Penwith Moors that has... -
Craig Weatherhill: Sacred Stones v Sacred Cows (Saving Penwith Moors)
Posted on 26 June 2011 | No CommentsIF someone took a wrecking ball to the Tower of London, there’d be an uproar, and rightly so. But, in West Cornwall, an unelected quango moves in and, in spite of intense local concerns – including those of elected local councils – imposes a scheme... -
[Save Penwith Moors] Damage at Tregeseal Stone Circle – Yet again!!
Posted on 18 June 2011 | No CommentsWritten by Save Penwith Moors - On 14th June 2011 it was reported to us by a local walker on Carnyorth Common near St Just-in-Penwith that a stone of Tregeseal Circle had developed a severe lean. Two days later it was discovered that a second...





