Whether you're keen to hit the surf or tuck into a steaming portion of fresh seafood, this charming English town in Cornwall ...

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Lifestyle Travel Cornwall Incredible UK seaside village with hardly any tourists and stunning golden beach Despite being mega close to some of the UK's most popular seaside resorts, this quaint ...

Lifestyle Liam Gilliver Senior Reporter 02:30, 06 Feb 2025 Updated 08:13, 06 Feb 2025 Cadgwith has been described as having the same charm as St Ives (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) ...

Cadgwith, Cornwall, UK, £1.1mn What A four-bedroom, Grade II-listed cottage built in the 1700s from Serpentine stone.

Hundreds took part in the Cadgwith Gig Rowing Event in the west Cornwall village. See photos from the event taken by Hannah Consibee. The Cadgwith Gig Club held Buller Day on Saturday 14 July 2007.

NEWQUAY, ENGLAND -- Cornwall in the far southwest of England is more known for its surfing than boxing, but Brad Pauls is bucking the trend. When Pauls floored Nathan Heaney twice on his way to a ...

THE tiny village of Cadgwith has been named as a great alternative for tourists looking to avoid the crowds in Cornwall. St Ives is one of the UK’s most desired holiday destinations, meaning … ...

Cadgwith lifeboat in 1887 (Image: RNLI Archive) The rescue of a total of 456 passengers and crew from the liner without any loss of life remains the largest in the institution’s history. To mark the ...

Historic England has also announced the listing of the Church of St Mary in Cadgwith on the new interactive map which features historic South West landmarks connected with the Royal National Lifeboat ...

Lifeboat house, Cadgwith, Cornwall - Closed station - established in 1867, closed in 1963. Building - 1867. Lifeboat house, Lizard (Church Cove), Cornwall - The station was part of Lizard Lifeboat ...

The Church of St Mary in Cadgwith has been given Grade II-listed status due to its connections with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), which is marking its 200th anniversary this year.