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• Alcoholics Anonymous in Cornwall - A fellowship of men and women who share their experience and strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
• Carn Brea Mining Society - Formed in 1974 with the aims of encouraging interests in mining and particularly committed to the preservation of mining sites and their associated buildings. Includes details of projects and forthcoming events.
• Cornish Heritage - Ertach Kernewek - Promotes local culture. Features local news and a guest book.
• Cornish Minerals - Mineral Collectors information.
• Cornish National Minority Report - This report was produced with the financial help of a grant from the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust and concludes that the Cornish have a distinct historic identity.
• Cornish Solidarity Policy Statement - A cross party organization, made up of people from all walks of life, who firmly believe that our politicians have failed us.
• Cornwall - John and Sandy Colby explore the pre-history, history and culture of Cornwall. Includes geology, landscape, archaeology, Celts, Romans, mining and food. Sites to visit and bibliography.
• Cornwall against Globalisation egroup - Features a local message board.
• Cornwall Community Health Council - Local independent health watchdog. It has a simple function, which is to keep under review the operation of the health service as it affects Cornwall. It does this by visiting NHS facilities, and talking to patients and staff.
• Cornwall Share - Advice, information and counseling service for young people in Cornwall aged 14 to 25. There are 'drop-in' centres at Bodmin, Camborne and St. Austell.
• Cornwall Wildlife - An e-mail group that discusses all aspects of wildlife conservation in Cornwall - one of the few remote areas left in England.
• CornwallGenWeb - Comprehensive genealogy and local history research site for Cornwall. It is part of the WorldGenWeb Project.
• Devon and Cornwall Autistic Community Trust - Provides residential care, day services, and education for people with autistic spectrum disorders.
• Devon and Cornwall Police - The police are keen to promote community relations, and these pages include a message from the Chief Constable, the force's objectives and information on the work of a beat constable.
• Fine Art Cornwall - Traditional Cornish art by artists from the Newlyn and St Ives schools. Originals and prints for sale.
• Gandolf - An advertising dominated site about Cornish folklore.
• Learning Disabilities Day Services - The Heather Lane nursery is community horticultural project which provides a place where adults with learning disabilities can contribute to a working environment.
• Leveryas - The maritime histiry of Cornwall. Features a book list and local links.
• Mabe - Village on the outskirts of Falmouth and Penryn fighting a landfill development on its doorstep.
• NorthCornwall.com - Local portal featuring news and weather.
• Penwith Magazine - articles by local people in Cornwall and Cornish ex-patriots overseas - A Cornwall weekly online community magazine, featuring news, culture, articles and photographs of Penwith.
• Stoke Climsland Community Resource Centre - The Old School serves as a community focal point for the people of the parish and the surrounding area around East Cornwall.
• Surrey Cam - Local photographs
• The Cornish Stannary Parliament - The official site of this historic body revived in recent decades under the ancient Stannary Law. Information on the constitutional position of Cornwall, news of protest activity.
• The Cornwall Branch of The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health - Association for Environmental Health Officers and colleagues in local authorities and in local industry and associated businesses. Programme.
• The Friendship Force of Cornwall - A club dedicated to promoting peace and friendship through homestay exchanges.
• Tyr-Gwyr-Gweryn - 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.
• Westcountryman`s Diary - A desciption of Cornwall, with pictures.