“The redbreast whistles from a garden-croft, And gathering swallows twitter in the skies” John Keats, “To Autumn” To me, the sound of a robin’s song is definitely different come September. Whether it...
Crying The Neck Friday 23 September 2022 – 5pm Lanhay TR2 5ER. Everyone is welcome to join us to celebrate the harvest in the traditional Cornish way. The ceremonies include cutting the...
Wild Roseland Nature Notes September 2022. The Return of the Choughs Choughs, the symbol of Cornwall and our county badge, are back on the Roseland; and with them a mystery. Did they...
Another dry month for the bees. After my report last month – the day after, in fact – the nectar flow stopped totally. Bees were hanging around the hive entrances, wondering what...
This month, something a bit different: three books published in their Quick Read series, by The Reading Agency* between 2017 and 2022 A Fresh Start, ten short stories by various writers...
The Roseland Academy students today collected their GCSE results, achieving “outstanding results” for another year. There was cause for huge celebration at The Roseland Academy today as Year 11 students received their...
Message from Roseland Surgeries: Unfortunately, Dr Stephen is now off sick for the foreseeable future. We are doing our very best to secure additional cover, but you will be aware this is...
August is the busiest time on our beaches and we are lucky to have some of the most beautiful in the country. We have some unique habitats alongside these, the dunes at...
“August brings the sheaves of corn, Then the harvest home is bourne” Sara Coleridge (1802-52) If anyone was not sure that our weather systems are in flux and environmental conditions are changing,...