At the spectacular entrance to the harbour at Boscastle in North #Cornwall there is a blowhole that sounds and spouts water when the tide is at lower levels. The cliffs here are inhabited by kestrels ...

At the end of the route lies St Michael’s Mount, a tidal island that is one of the most well-known places in Cornwall. The ...

The Prince of Wales has been talking to residents and workmen in flood-torn Boscastle about their efforts to rebuild their ravaged village. Charles first travelled to the pretty village on Cornwall's ...

A year after the devastating floods of 16 August 2004, we find out how Boscastle is coping. It appears a mixed picture - while much of the village has made an almost-full recovery, some people have ...

Prince Charles has made his second visit to north Cornwall following the August floods which affected Boscastle and Crackington Haven. The Prince was able to see how much had been achieved in a few ...

David Flower's website on Tintagel and Boscastle with lots of news, features and photographs. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. A massive clean-up operation was underway ...

A reader emails, wanting somewhere calming and reassuringly trad, and it reminds me that sometimes that's just what we need; plenty of places dish up razzmatazz. A communiqué from The Old Parsonage ...

Mr Brown says every available member of his staff has worked round the clock to have everything ready for the village to be handed back. He said: "People have lost dreams here, not just access to ...

More than 70 firefighters were called to fight a fire in a home in Boscastle on Saturday. A spokesperson for Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service said the team had received multiple calls at 12:42 GMT ...

The Agency said that if any proposals were to come forward that would increase the flood risk, they would be strongly opposed. Otherwise, the Agency said, works were continuing on flood defences on ...

Until flood waters raged through its streets four years ago, Boscastle was one of Cornwall’s most picturesque and welcoming villages. And now? Well, see for yourself. 'As the Valency burst its banks, ...