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Fishing villages, lighthouses, seabirds and beachside cafes star in our tipsters’ favourite spots from Derry to Cornwall

With a £12,600 cabin price attached to Belmond’s luxury Britannic Explorer train service that launches from London to Cornwall later this month, Yvette Cook travels aboard GWR’s Night Riviera sleeper service in search of a holiday that makes a difference – staying in youth hostels, getting around by bus and…

Palace accounts show Treasury funding to remain at £86.3m, while duchy of Cornwall will waive some charity rents

Accounts released on Monday showed the Duchy generated profits of nearly £23 million, which William receives as his annual private income.

Police believe pair knew each other and describe it as a ‘very sad case’ after woman found dead in Bude on Sunday

Devon and Cornwall Police received a concern for welfare report at an address on Cherrill Gardens, Bude

Devon and Cornwall Police attended an address in Bude, Cornwall, on Sunday afternoon after a concern for welfare report was received.

What stands out most about the book I’m carrying under my arm, as I meander through the exhibits at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth, is its awkwardly large size. The Piscatorial Atlas, authored by Ole Theodor Olsen and published in 1883, contains 50 beautifully illustrated charts of the…

Seagulls in Liskeard, Cornwall, have become so aggressive that some postal workes have had to abandon their routes

Arnold & Son’s latest watch features one of the largest moons in watchmaking

We need each other, people and monsters. Monsters rely on us to exist; they’re only alive because we create them. And people rely on monsters for a variety of reasons: a being to explain a particular cultural moment, or a flesh-and-bones body to represent the “other”, to name just two.