Kynsa ha Diwettha – Agan Tirwedh Bewa ha Gonis
First and Last – Our Living Working Landscape

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Explore the latest news from the Penwith Landscape Partnership through our blog posts below.

Celebrating our Penwith A to Z

4th September 2020

Recently on social media we've been highlighting different aspects of Penwith and our work with our Penwith A to Z- here's a recap for anyone who missed it!

Make your Own Concertina Sketchbook with Seeing the Landscape

28th August 2020

Sue Kinley, who is working on family activities for our Seeing the Landscape project, shares a fun artistic activity for all the family- make a concertina sketchbook for recording the Penwith landscape.

Our New trails can guide you through the heritage of the Penwith Landscape

14th August 2020

A look at the new trail guides that are going live on our website

Exploring your local Penwith landscape

23rd March 2020

Our Access Officer Matt Watts shares advice on maintaining health on the footpaths of the Penwith landscape

Penwith Landscape Partnership activities over the next few months

17th March 2020

A summary of what measures the Penwith Landscape Partnership is taking in light of government guidance to prevent the transmission of COVID-19

Recent Activities for the Penwith Landscape Partnership

19th February 2020

A summary of the recent activities for the Penwith Landscape Partnership

It's a New Year, and there's lots to come from the Penwith Landscape Partnership

8th January 2020

2020 is looking like another exciting year for the Penwith Landscape Partnership

Walking Weekend 2019

5th November 2019

A roundup of the guided walks held as part of last month's event

Our Walking Weekend is here!

18th October 2019

The 18th-19th October is the Penwith Landscape Partnership Walking Weekend 2019

Our Walking Weekend is coming on 18th-19th October

1st October 2019

Join us for three free guided walks in the Penwith landscape at our Walking Weekend on 18th-19th October 2019

Improving access in West Penwith

29th August 2019

The PLP's access projects are all about "improving access to heritage in Penwith, both physically and intellectually." Find out what we've been doing to achieve that aim.