On Tuesday the 28th June we hosted a grand opening of our new factory, office expansion, wildlife conservation area and pond. While we celebrated this next step for our business we were honoured to have had our 2021 Queen's Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development presented to us, and we opened our factory doors to St. Eval friends and neighbours to help us celebrate this wonderful event.

The British Isles have a rich and vibrant folk culture full of captivating customs and traditions that have been celebrated for centuries. An ancient festival celebrated for generations, May Day is an important date in our calendar, marking the start of summer and sparking celebrations across the country.

On Saturday 26th March at 8:30pm we took part in WWF's annual Earth Hour, switching off our lights along with millions of people across the globe in a moment of solidarity to support people and planet. Earth Hour is an amazing initiative raising awareness for climate change, and following on from this years' switch off we're taking its inspiring message of climate consciousness further and finding more small changes that can help us live more sustainably.

Escape to the stunning Cornish seaside with an uplifting tale full of friendship, families and finding love in this gorgeous romantic read.

December has arrived, and with it brings all the excitement and joy of the holiday season. It’s the most magical month of the year, full of Christmas songs, twinkling lights, and family get-togethers, and its arrival is a reminder that in only a few weeks’ time we’ll be putting presents under the tree for our loved ones to open.

Looking to escape to a sunny seaside town in Cornwall for a relaxing weekend break? Then look no further, this perfect summer read and Sea Salt candle burning beside you, will whisk you away from reality.

Crumbly scones, delicious fruity jam, lashings of Cornish clotted cream and perfectly brewed tea. No matter how you serve your cream tea - jam or cream first - there is no denying that this quintessentially British treat is anything other than delicious.

This week is the festival of British Archaeology and we are joining the celebration by exploring the wonderful Cornish landscape; a bountiful labyrinth of Neolithic and Iron Age sites.  From stone circles of dancing maidens frozen in time to majestic megaliths and hidden fougous.