On Thursday, the 16th of May we had a very interesting afternoon in a special part of Cornwall. We met at St Kew which is a magnificent medieval church with a great feeling of space and tranquility. We were warmly … click here to find out more
The CHCT Annual party is undoubtedly one of Cornwall’s Christmas highlights, and deservedly so. The elegance of Boconnoc was echoed by the guests who once again turned up in party mood ensuring the great success of the evening. Deep gratitude … click here to find out more
We were warmly welcomed to St Gerrans on the Roseland by Revd Jill Edwards and treated to an inspiring talk by Dr Stuart Blaylock on 13th century architecture in Cornish churches. This is a period well known to be lean … click here to find out more
Friends Annual Visit- St Uny, Lelant and St Erth We were blessed again with a lovely day for our visit to St Uny and St Erth on Thursday 14th June. We had a warm welcome from John Culver and the … click here to find out more
To coincide with the 70th Birthday of The Prince of Wales, the CHCT was invited to a Reception at Buckingham Palace to celebrate the work of His Royal Highness’s Patronages and Charities. Simon Coy, Philip Willoughby, Susie Gore and Dolly … click here to find out more
Our Annual Luncheon was generously sponsored this year by the Nare Hotel and was held on 11th May at Ince Castle thanks to the very kind invitation of Viscount and Viscountess Boyd. Our warmest thanks go to them for so … click here to find out more
It takes many people to ensure our Annual Christmas Party is an enjoyable social event as well as a financial success for the CHCT. This year’s Party took place in the beautiful surroundings of Scorrier House. We are truly grateful … click here to find out more
At our annual meeting at St Cuby, Tregony, which focussed on the Romanesque period of church architecture in Cornwall, Christine Edwards set the scene by describing the history of Tregony, its Norman castle and port, alongside an earlier church site … click here to find out more
We had a most interesting afternoon with the friends when we visited St Mary Magdalenes and St Cuthbert Mayne in Launceston concluding with a fascinating visit to Trecarrel Chapel and everyone enjoyed tea in the beautiful grounds.
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