Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The long Easter weekend has arrived, and many people will be flocking to Cornwall to enjoy the next few days. However, you may ...

Controversial carbon capture plans in west Cornwall has been scrapped, it has been confirmed. The Planetary Technologies team wanted to release magnesium hydroxide into St Ives Bay and monitor how the ...

Visitors say the stunning destination is 'better than St Ives' with 'gold' sands and dog-friendly winter walks ...

For a 'superb' winter walk, Carbis Bay Beach could be a fantastic choice. According to a reviewer, it's even 'better than' nearby St Ives, another popular destination known for its stunning scenery.

There is growing anger after yet more sewage pollution has blighted one of Cornwall's most popular seaside towns. Scummy stinky flotsam was first reported floating around in St Ives harbour and ...

The Cornish coastline is a rugged spectacle, with dramatic cliffs overlooking the deep blue sea. Each beach and cove has its own unique charm, but some are more famous than others, such as St Ives on ...

Today, Cornwall's landscape continues to act as a catalyst for writers, many of which Luke Thompson has taught at Falmouth ...

10:53, Thu, Oct 9, 2025 Updated: 10:57, Thu, Oct 9, 2025 St Ives is a jewel of the British coast, its honeyed cottages wrapped around turquoise shallows and five sandy beaches. However, popularity ...

The Cornish coastline is a rugged spectacle, with dramatic cliffs overlooking the deep blue sea. Each beach and cove has its own unique charm, but some are more famous than others, such as St Ives on ...

Sue Sayer from the Seal Research Trust said the number of seals and dolphin sightings in St Ives Bay had dropped A wildlife trust has called for a Cornish bay to be turned into a Marine Protected Area ...

At low tide, the dune-backed coastal expanse known as The Towans becomes a single three-mile strand of golden sand, stretching majestically along the eastern curve of St Ives Bay. Look more closely at ...