Directory of England

- Organisation promoting the use of the Cornish language. Includes a word list, a history of the language, current status and information on joining.

- Aims to provide help and support on any issue of concern to older people. Day clubs, home care, transport, volunteering and contacts.

- Includes Cornish recipes, place name pronunciation and translation, words and phrases, jokes and the All Things Cornish web ring.

- Origins, history, ceremonies, archives and competitions.

- Community website for village between Truro and Redruth. Organisations, local businesses, village hall and local projects.

- American society hold gatherings and workshops, maintain a library and a register of members' interests as well as researching Cornish immigrants.

- A guide to the Celtic culture of Cornwall. Includes traditional events, music, dance, cuisine, religion and literature.

- A citizen card with a photograph, processor and memory that will be used to store personal information for council officials and others to access when you use a service in Cornwall.

- Independent Cornish magazine for those interested in Cornwall at home and abroad. The magazine was launched to keep Cornish people around the world in touch with home.

- Lecturer in English literature provides photographs, folk songs, stories, history and Cornish poetry.

- Branch of Campaign for Real Ale. Includes an online newsletter, membership information, a list of local breweries and festivals, and a schedule of upcoming events. Also offers the guide, 'Real Ale in Cornwall' for sale.

- Project involving several bodies tackling the problems of disadvantaged children. Includes documents explaining the plan plus a site for children.

- Provides services, information and advice for the local community on fire safety and prevention. Includes recruitment, station locations, training, and related links.

- Promotes the design and creative industries in the county. Profile, news and designer search.

- 500 pages of information focused on the county - the Cornish language, its distinctive culture and history and the scenery are all explored.

- A cornucopia of all things Cornish including geology, sport, language and the coastal path.

- Tenant led regeneration organisation tackling issues connected with social conditions and the local environment. Details of projects, partners and contact information.

- Charity working for local communities and the voluntary sector. Information on carer support, transport, credit unions, village halls, housing, money and environmental issues.

- Confidential youth advice service with drop in offices in Penzance, Bodmin, Camborne and St Austell.

- Supports ethnic, racial, religious and linguistic diversity in Cornwall. Events, constitution and contacts.

- Malcolm Lidbury blogs about prejudice and discrimination by Cornish authorities against gay people.

- Dedicated to the historic and ancient crosses located around South West Cornwall.

- Organisation raising money for the Cornwall Air Ambulance and Cornwall Hospice Care. Provides an events calendar, a history, past winners of the off-shore angling competition and a photograph gallery.

- The Cornish flag is named after this patron saint of tinners. Describes project to recover buried oratory and establish a trust for Cornish heritage.

- General information about funerals ceremonies, weddings, namings and affirmations for the non-religious in the county.

- Collects unwanted household items and redistributes to those who need them. List areas and collection days.

- Charity supporting young people in the county from its centres near Falmouth and on Bodmin Moor. Profile and activities.

- Annual event in which nationally recognised speakers are invited to speak on issues of social and economic importance to the county. Includes archive of presentations, awards, and invitations.

- Part of a worldwide group of clubs dedicated to promoting peace and friendship through homestay exchanges.

- Centre for Cornish studies contains a library of over 20,000 books and produces works on Cornish history, essays and related subjects as well as a quarterly Cornish magazine, The Cornish Banner / An Baner Kernewek.

- The title means Land-Truth-People in the old Cornish Celtic language. There is an exploration of the political issues involved in being Cornish and the history that has led to the situation today.

- Yoga weekends, classes and holidays. Information on classes in Goldsithney and Penzance. Occasional workshops in Tregardock, corporate and one to one sessions.