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

Towednack Local Landscape Character Assessment - Community Consultation

17th January 2023

Details of the Towednack Local Landscape Character Assessment community consultation session taking place Saturday 28th January

Heritage Crafts live on with new training opportunities

7th December 2022

Learn more about how the Penwith Landscape Partnership is working with Heritage Crafts to provide training in traditional crafts for 16 -25 year olds.

St Just Local Landscape Character Assessment consultation

29th November 2022

The first draft of the Local Landscape Character Assessment for St Just parish has been completed, identifying important landscape features and views that matter to local residents - and we'd like your feedback! Read this blog to learn more.

Penwith Wildlife Recording Group

8th June 2022

A group of Penwith Landscape Partnership volunteers have formed the Penwith Wildlife Recording Group, set up to learn how to identify and record Penwith's wildlife to help support future conservation work. In this blog Nick looks at their work so far.

Join us for our Open Day and Film Launch

4th March 2022

On 9th April 2022 the Penwith Landscape Partnership is holding an open day and launching three new short films on the Penwith landscape and our work there, created by award-winning filmmaker Nina Constable - and we hope you can join us! Find out more in this blog.

Welcome to our new team members!

16th February 2022

In late 2021, Victoria Hole and Chandelle Randall joined the Penwith Landscape Partnership team as Programme Manager and Volunteer Coordinator respectively. In this blog they share a bit more about themselves and their thoughts on the PLP programme.

Penwith Landscape Partnership - Christmas 2021

20th December 2021

An update on the working pattern of the Penwith Landscape Partnership team over Christmas 2021

Work for the Penwith Landscape Partnership

1st September 2021

Find out more about two vacancies currently in the Penwith Landscape Partnership team - Programme Manager and Volunteer Coordinator

Penwith in the Summer

19th July 2021

Summer is here, and here's some ways you can enjoy the season in Penwith with the help of the Penwith Landscape Partnership

An update on our work in the coming weeks

6th January 2021

An update on the work of the Penwith Landscape Partnership in the coming weeks

Duchy College Students discuss their PLP work placement

5th January 2021

A group of students from Duchy College have been on a work placement with the Penwith Landscape Partnership, working out in the landscape. In this blog they each share their experiences from this placement.

Update on Penwith Landscape Partnership's work in coming weeks

3rd November 2020

An update on our activities in light of changing Covid-19 restrictions

Work experience opportunity for Duchy College students with PLP

20th October 2020

Our Volunteer Coordinator Nick shares news of an exciting new collaboration with Duchy College, providing work experience for six students.

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!