Saturday, September 10th Truro Carnival 2011 A Time Lapse vide of the procession.

Parades with Floats and marchers through the streets of Truro.

Truro City Band entertained the crowds gathered on Lemon Quay Piazza .

Truro Samba dancing at Truro Carnival.

The City Carnival is a celebration of cultural heritage featuring fantastic music and dance groups, voluntary and charitable organisations Lemon Quay is the centre of the action food and drink stalls and live music.

Walking Lands End to Falmouth along the South West coastal path. Video scenes taken along the trek. Cadwidth, Sennen, Falmouth, Truro

A sneak preview of some of the characters appearing in this year's Hall for Cornwall pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk. Running from Friday 11th December - Sunday 3rd January

An annual event firmly embedded in Truro’s calendar since 1996, City of Lights takes place each year thanks to a strong partnership of organisations, schools, community groups and individual artists that creates something far more than the sum of its parts, and thanks to the generous and vital support from community & businesses.

The Engine House TrailFrom the remains of the old foundries in Hayle to the engine houses scattered throughout the landscape, the reminders of Cornwall’s industrial heritage are everywhere along this route.

Leaving the golden sands of Hayle behind, the trail follows quiet minor roads to Camborne before utilising a largely traffic-free route to Redruth. This whole area was once one of the world’s most intensively mined regions.

On the Clay Trail from Bodmin to Truro

The Clay Trails are part of The Cornish Way which offers over 200 miles of linked trails across the county. The trails link to a network of cycle routes covering the UK, known as The National Cycle Network. This organisation is co-ordinated by Sustrans, the UK's leading sustainable transport charity, which works with the support of over 450 local authorities and other groups.

This is the second video clip of the laid up shipping in the river Fal.  The slump in cargos and rates has meant that many ship owners have been forced to lay up vessllls on a care and maintenance basis.