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Cornwall is continuing to strengthen its international connections, with a two-day visit from Irish Minister of State Frank Feighan, creating new opportunities for collaboration between Cornwall and Ireland.

In his first statement to the Commons as Prime Minister, Andy Burnham put Cornwall centre stage, referencing his recent visit to the nation and his commitment to working on a devolution deal.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Cornwall in August as part of a round of visits across the UK. He called Cornwall a jewel in the UK's crown, and extended an invitation to No. 10 North to agree a devolution deal for the nation.

Cornwall Council is focusing on Cornwall as the Fifth Nation of the UK, launching its first International Strategy to amplify Cornwall’s international presence.

Cornwall Council and the Region of Brittany have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding to set out how the two Celtic nations will continue working together on matters of common interest such as culture, renewable energy and tourism.

Space company Intuitive Machines enters agreement to acquire Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd, taking over teleport sites in the UK and the US.

Rose of Nevada by Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkins - writer, director, director of photography, editor, sound designer and score composer.

At a time when regions across Europe are rethinking their place in an increasingly complex global landscape, Cornwall is quietly—but confidently—making its case.

As the world’s largest gathering of Celtic cultures, the Lorient Interceltic Festival (FIL) is one of the most prestigious events in Brittany, France, and Europe, attracting over 950,000 visitors and spectators each year.

CORNWALL took the geothermal sector into the heart of government earlier this month with a roundtable in Portcullis House, Westminster on 15 April.

Innovative £30m Kernow Industrial Growth Fund launched to drive £100m investment into Cornwall’s ambitious distinctive sectors.

GEL achieves double first for UK with production of geothermal electricity and zero-carbon lithium on a commercial scale.

A unique Cornish moorland landscape shaped by thousands of years of history becomes a National Nature Reserve for local people and visitors to enjoy.

The National Wealth Fund has today announced a £28.6m direct equity investment into Cornish Metals Inc, to help finance the re-opening of Cornwall’s South Crofty tin mine, creating more than 300 direct local jobs.

Having initially been protected under Part II of the Charter since 2002, the intervening 24 years has seen a resurgence of the use of Kernewek in everyday life.

Cornwall offers a clear, investable proposition — a strong pipeline, a coordinated approach through Homes Cornwall, and a commitment to delivery.

An exciting programme of events celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site.