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Living Cornwall Podcast 24

By Matthew | Published: March 1, 2011
It is great to see our language used more and more across Kernow. I was in Helston last week and I saw a sign for a new housing development named ‘An Henlys’ (the ancient court). There is another in Camborne called Boslowen (happy abode).
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Living Cornwall Podcast 21

By Matthew | Published: February 8, 2011
Cornwall has chosen the group to go to Ireland this April to the Pan Celtic Song Competion. ‘Green Shoots’ is a group of young girls with a fiddle player and harpist. The lead singer of the group is a girl who is only eight years old.
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Living Cornwall Podcast 13

By Matthew | Published: December 13, 2010
Councillors at Court Cornwall have supported a budget emergency. Cut it does ten and eight twenty million pounds through the four year to come.
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Living Cornwall Podcast 6

By Matthew | Published: October 25, 2010
How it is sad and us living in a land with need of holding an eating strike for to make importance of a political situation. Mike Chappel refused food for so that may be Cornwall’s boundary kept as it is now. He was angry with the Government because of a desire to join part of Cornwall with part of Devon.
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Living Cornwall podcast 2

By Matthew | Published: September 27, 2010
The second Western Morning News 'Living Cornwall' podcast looks at the Heartlands Project currently being built next door to South Crofty tin mine. Matthew Clarke reads the article published in Cornish in Kernewek so that you can hear the pronunciation - and then goes through a short lesson based on the article.
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