Seven Greens are registered as recreational allotments arising from the Enclosure Awards of Cornwall 1812 - 1882.List of Cornish Town and Village GreensMap of Cornish Town and Village GreensSome files on this page may not be suitable for users of assistive technology.

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Last updated: 29/09/2026 08:19:26

That includes barriers such as:disabilitieslong term health conditionsneurodiversitycaring responsibilitiesrefugee backgroundsexperiences of modern slaverymental health challengesphysical disabilitiesa history of offendingcare experience. 

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Last updated: 27/10/2026 10:18:19

The stunning Cornish coast provided the backdrop as attendees arrived at the Atlantic Hotel in Newquay to learn about the roots of wellbeing....But being HDRC Cornwall we wanted to give the activity a Cornish twist....So we asked each table to consider these building blocks of health as forming a Cornish hedge!

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/health-and-social-care/health-determinants-research-collaboration/hdrc-cornwall-news-and-updates/discovering-the-roots-of-wellbeing-at-our-annual-event/

Last updated: 06/11/2025 09:41:14

History of Council Farms Following the introduction of the Smallholdings and Allotments Act 1908, the Council purchased 3,000 acres by 1914.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/land-and-property/farming-in-cornwall/

Last updated: 02/04/2026 09:56:22

Think about the 'Nearly Home' trees on the Cornish border and the emotions these bring. ...This video shows well known Cornish artist Kurt Jackson describing the benefits of  planting trees, creating woodland habitats and their importance for our wellbeing.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/countryside/forest-for-cornwall-programme/why-plant-a-tree/benefits-for-people-and-places/

Last updated: 13/01/2026 10:29:47

Previous trading history relating business advice and complaint trends Financial Status check by a credit reference agency.

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Last updated: 31/03/2026 12:41:07

The station covers the largest ground of any Cornish fire station.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/your-local-fire-station/launceston-community-fire-station/

Last updated: 06/01/2026 11:13:17

Monday (24 April 2023) marks the ninth anniversary of the Cornish being recognised by the Government as a national minority which means that the Cornish have the right to express, preserve, share and develop their distinct culture and identity. ...Cornwall Councillor Dick Cole, Chair of the Council’s Cornish National Minority Working Group said: “Everyone who identifies as Cornish has the right to have their nationality recognised, and we’ve been working hard with limited resources to raise awareness of the Cornish as a national minority.” ...National minority status means that the proud history, unique culture, and distinctive language of Cornwall are fully recognised, and it affords the Cornish the same status under the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities as the UK’s other Celtic people: the Scots, the Welsh and the Irish.  

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/cornish-national-minority-status-anniversary-highlights-achievements-and-work-still-to-do/

Last updated: 24/04/2023 11:10:31

Schoolchildren from across Cornwall came together to celebrate Kernewek during a special event held during Speak Cornish Week.Children from 10 schools gathered at Lys Kernow (New County Hall) on Thursday, June 25 for a Go Cornish Celebration.The children performed songs, rhymes and stories in Kernewek during the colourful event, which was organised by Cornwall Council’s Fifth Nation Members’ Working Group to showcase the impact of Kernewek in our schools and communities.Four of the schools also received their Bronze Go Cornish award.Over 6,000 children from 30 schools are having fun with the Cornish Language through the Go Cornish programme, which is commissioned by Cornwall Council and delivered by Golden Tree Productions.Councillor Hilary Frank, Cabinet member with responsibility for Children, Schools and Families at Cornwall Council, said: “It’s wonderful to see these young people celebrating our language and having so much fun with it....“When children learn even a little of the language, they get a deeper understanding of the place they call home and the generations who came before them.”Councillor Sarah Preece, cabinet member with responsibility for Culture and Cornish Language at Cornwall Council, said: “Kernewek is a beautiful and expressive language, and it gives us a strong feeling of belonging and connection – to Cornwall’s history and to one another....“This year we secured Part III recognition under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, and we are currently finalising our Cornish Language Strategy, which will provide us with a framework to promote and protect the language over the next ten years.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/communities-and-housing/children-take-part-in-kernewek-celebration-during-speak-cornish-week/

Last updated: 26/06/2026 11:26:16

Will Coleman at Golden Tree Productions, masterminds of the Go Cornish programme, said: “Pur lowen on ni bos meur a Skolyow Kynsa omrolys rag towlen ‘Go Cornish’ (We are delighted that so many Primary Schools have signed up for the ‘Go Cornish’ programme)....“More and more people, including children in our schools, are learning Cornish....Musicians such as the Mercury Prize Nominated artist Gwenno are composing and singing in Cornish, and local hero and filmmaker Ed Rowe has just released a short film in Cornish.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/council-news/environment-culture-and-planning/schoolchildren-sing-in-cornish-to-celebrate-20th-anniversary-since-kernewek-was-recognised-as-a-minority-language/

Last updated: 08/11/2022 09:05:11