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A potted history of Trevillett Mill

Trevillett Mill derives its name from the Trevillett River that flows by and for centuries has powered its impressive water wheel and its proximity to Trevillett, a hamlet located within the parish of Tintagel. Trevillett Mill from the south Situated in the picturesque Rocky Valley, a short hop downstream are the ruins of Trewethet Mill (a […]

‘Buck’ Supermoon

Stargazers are in for a treat tonight with a supermoon predicted – assuming there aren’t too many clouds. July 3 2023 is set to be the date when the lunar surface will be the biggest yet this year from the earth. Tonight’s full Buck supermoon will be visible Monday, 3 July 2023 in the UK […]

Tick numbers on the rise

Ticks are becoming much more common now across large parts of England, particularly in woodlands, along woodland edges, on heathland and moorland and in some grassland sites. Their numbers are increasing largely due to the increase in deer numbers. Reports from the public about ticks in gardens are also increasing. With deer moving into urban areas and […]

Cornwall Climate Risk Assessment

The world is changing, and we need to change with it. The impacts of climate change are already being felt all over the world. In the last few years, here in Cornwall, we have experienced unprecedented weather. We have had back-to-back named storms, heatwaves, flash floods and unseasonable weather. This more extreme weather poses a […]

Meteor Magnificence

Stargazers of the UK, it’s time for the main meteor shower of the year – the annual Perseids Meteor Shower!  Of all the meteor showers that take place, the Perseids is the most famous and is widely seen as being the most spectacular too. The shower takes place over a period of a few weeks […]