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skippers in comparison with the large factory boats of Spain and France with whom they share their fishing grounds. Accusations of illegal overfishing by the French and
Spanish fleets is a source of local friction. Until the 1960s, pilchards were the major catch landed at Newlyn, which were processed at the nearby pilchard works, before the fish fell out of favour with the public. A revival of pilchard fishing in Penwith in recent years occurred after a rebranding exercise as
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in 2001. Agriculture in
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Thomas, Charles; Pool, Peter (1954) The principal antiquities of the Land's End district; also: 2nd ed. 1956; 3rd ed. 1957; 4th ed. 1959; 5th ed. 1960; 6th ed. 1961; 7th ed. 1962; 8th ed. 1963; 9th ed. 1964; 10th ed. 1965; 11th ed. 1966; 12th ed. 1967; 13th ed. revised 1968; 14th ed 1969; 15th ed.
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began to make gains at the expense of
Conservatives and at the high point of anti-conservative sentiment there remained only four Conservative councillors within the authority. The Conservatives recovered their support from the mid-1990s to regain their position as the largest party on the Council
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Penwith is an area of extreme economic deprivation. It is ranked as the 25th most deprived district in
England, and it is located in Cornwall, the poorest county in England. It has been suggested that in fact this ranking understates the extent of the problem due to the difficulties of assessing
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Penzance Town
Council was finally created in 1980 initially electing 15 members, this was expanded to 20 members in 1999. From 1974 to the mid-1980s, Penwith District Council was dominated by independent members, only 4 out of the 34 councillors in 1981 held any political allegiance (a situation
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Liberal Democrats now forming the largest opposition group. Despite this, the council remained hung with no overall control. The final political composition, at the 2007 elections, being: Conservatives 17, Liberal Democrats 12, Labour 1 (sits with Independent group) and Independent 5.
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harbour is the largest deep sea fishing port in
England in terms of the value of fish landed (turnover >£18 million 2004) and contributes 2% of the region's GDP. The Newlyn fleet utilises a variety of catching methods, however, the vessels are comparatively small and mostly owned by their
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Penwith has one of the highest unemployment rates of any district, ranked 51st out of 376 districts, and also one of the lowest rates of degree level education at 16%, compared to the national average of 20% (244th/376). Penwith is also ranked as the district having the 28th largest retired
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Penwith district has one of the lowest levels of home ownership in the country (280th/376) and is ranked 4th for those without central heating. The district also has one of the lowest rates of second car ownership and is ranked 300 out of 376 districts in
England and Wales.
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demonstrates the depth of local talent, however, poor job opportunities and the absence, until recently, of a university in
Cornwall has meant that much of this young talent leaves the area and never returns. As such Penwith was listed as an
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being the major political force on the council often forming coalitions with
Conservative supporting independents to ensure the day-to-day operation of the Council. With the general down turn nationally for the Conservatives in 1990s, the
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In 2002 the Farm Business Centre was set up to help farmers and farm businesses across Penwith. The centre aims to expand the local agricultural sector and provide advice and funding for farmers in the transition from
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bedrock that has led to the formation of a rugged coastline with many fine beaches. The contact between the granite and the adjoining sedimentary rock (mostly shales) is most clearly seen forming the cliffs at
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Penwith has the 6th highest rate of divorce of any district in England and Wales at 13.4% of the over 16 population, and correspondingly also has one of the lowest percentages of married couple households.
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From 1972 until 1974, a shadow Penwith authority existed where sitting members of the above-mentioned authorities acted in an advisory manner. With the abolition of the predecessor authorities in 1974
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be produced much earlier than in the rest of the country, and early Cornish new potatoes are a lucrative source of income. Unfortunately this cash crop has come under pressure in recent years due to
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The district has some of the highest indicators of bad health in the country and is ranked 28th and 41st for those described as having long term illness and general poor health respectively.
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ensure that tourism plays a major part in Penwith's economy. Additionally, St. Ives has in recent years become a popular New Year's Eve venue. Penwith also has the highest concentration of
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were appointed to continue elections for the position of Mayor of the town. Charter Trustees being the sitting members of Penwith District Council within the former borough area.
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on the south coast, where sufficient shelter from the weather is gained for trees to establish and grow. The shelter of these valleys and the mild climate gives Penwith a
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72% of people in the district gave Christianity as their religion, whilst nearly 18% of people stated that they are non-religious, compared to 15 per cent nationally.
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obtained Town Council status and from within their ranks began to elect Town Mayors. Penzance failed to obtain parish status for the former borough and
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which have very high levels of unemployment. Many miners from the district have emigrated over the last century in order to find mining jobs abroad.
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and organic and small scale specialist produce such as meat from rare breed animals. A priority 4.6 grant from Objective One, plus funding from the
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reflected in other Cornish Authorities at this time). By the late 1980s, however, the council became increasingly party politicised with the
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deprivation in dispersed rural populations, and the socially and economically polarised nature of rural communities.
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stating that he knew of five people who could speak Cornish in that village alone. Barrington also speaks of a
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archaeological remains. The most significant of them are described in a field guide first published in 1954.
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toward more sustainable agriculture. This encourages farmers to seek out novel sources of income such as
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and 19% of households in Penwith derive their income from this activity.
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Cornwall Record Office Online Catalogue for Penwith District Council
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is able to grow bananas. Penwith also contains an artificial lake,
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in the mid-6th century before returning to his patrimony in
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Fishing Cottages, Lamorna Valley, Penwith Peninsula, by
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who was a native speaker and survived into the 1790s.
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422:For a full list of settlements in Penwith, see
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1680:"Penwith District: Total Population"
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2362:List of civil parishes in Cornwall
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1702:The Story of the Cornish Language
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1841:Blunden, J. R. (July 1970).
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276:Aerial photo looking across
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1553:West Penwith Rural District
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18:Penwith District Council
2020:Pool, P. A. S. (1973).
1787:9 November 2006 at the
1764:Peter Kingston, 2005. "
1720:Truro: Dean and Chapter
1530:The Wayside Folk Museum
1485:Paradise Park, Cornwall
1355:Barbara Hepworth Museum
625:Great Western Main Line
404:national character area
388:meaning 'headland' and
380:which derives from two
1992:"Council compositions"
1772:, Tuesday 10 May 2005.
1667:Early British Kingdoms
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1996:The Elections Centre
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1185:Amusement/Theme Park
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826:European Social Fund
412:Land's End Peninsula
398:have designated the
378:hundreds of Cornwall
130: • Created
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3325:Abolished districts
3203:Abolished districts
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2979:Abolished districts
2882:Abolished districts
2635:Outline of Cornwall
2190:(cities in italics)
2167:Unitary authorities
1954:on 22 November 2005
1766:Closed for Business
1661:Ford, David Nash. "
1236:Forestry Commission
96: • Origin
3657:Bronze Age Britain
3494:Telford and Wrekin
3337:Berwick-upon-Tweed
2996:Crewe and Nantwich
2899:South Bedfordshire
2797:St Michael's Mount
2629:Places of interest
2327:St Just in Penwith
2044:Priestland, Gerald
1978:3 May 2006 at the
1881:Cornwall24 article
1746:on 9 November 2006
1558:Beaches of Penwith
1515:St Michael's Mount
1480:Newlyn Art Gallery
1137:Places of interest
1091:Conservative Party
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2594:Demography
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2479:Port Navas
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2247:Launceston
2207:Callington
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1569:References
1445:Mên-an-Tol
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1420:Land's End
1385:Chûn Quoit
1132:, Germany.
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997:Chûn Quoit
973:Land's End
857:Wheal Hope
837:Tin mining
649:Bronze Age
582:Porthcurno
506:Carbis Bay
436:Land's End
278:Land's End
184:Government
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3535:Salisbury
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2991:Congleton
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2777:St Hilary
2767:St Buryan
2604:The Duchy
2541:Civil War
2474:Pont Pill
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2242:Hugh Town
2217:Camelford
2030:cite book
1843:Geography
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1623:5 January
1470:Mousehole
1360:Carn Euny
1032:station,
985:Neolithic
949:set-aside
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853:Ding Dong
845:Botallack
734:Mousehole
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594:St Buryan
562:Nancledra
558:Mousehole
538:Long Rock
502:Botallack
454:(252 m).
418:Geography
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366:peninsula
297:St Buryan
3443:Oswestry
3357:Wansbeck
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3085:Cornwall
2968:Cheshire
2792:St Levan
2757:Sancreed
2747:Penzance
2732:Marazion
2701:Cornwall
2688:District
2614:Politics
2459:Menalhyl
2342:Torpoint
2337:Stratton
2292:Penzance
2267:Marazion
2252:Liskeard
2222:Falmouth
2212:Camborne
2148:Cornwall
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1075:Marazion
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975:and the
872:St. Just
760:monoglot
756:Gwithian
746:Marazion
689:Brittany
675:Teudaric
653:Iron Age
623:and the
621:A30 road
586:Sancreed
574:Penberth
550:Marazion
522:Gwithian
490:Penzance
485:(AONB).
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374:Penzance
362:Cornwall
358:Pennwydh
201:Penzance
175:ONS code
155:Cornwall
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3652:Penwith
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3108:Carrick
3103:Caradon
2986:Chester
2924:Bedford
2889:Bedford
2787:St Just
2782:St Ives
2772:St Erth
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2609:Diocese
2567:Fishing
2562:Economy
2557:Culture
2537:History
2514:Valency
2429:Helford
2399:De Lank
2332:Saltash
2322:St Ives
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2282:Padstow
2277:Newquay
2237:Helston
2089:Penwith
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1750:12 June
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1331:Theatre
1079:St Just
1067:St Ives
959:Tourism
899:Farming
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817:A-level
802:Economy
718:Cornish
681:Carnsew
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643:History
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598:St Erth
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110:St Ives
88:History
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3265:Durham
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2464:Ottery
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546:Madron
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