The Cornwall Blog

Is there anything better? Local produce, scrummy food and fab locations - we all love a farmshop. Today I wanted to share with you my favourite ones across the county, that are really worth a visit.  1) Tre, Pol & Pen Edging our way near to the border, in Launceston we have Tre, Pol & Pen . The food is delicious and their restaurant is spacious. They host great events and are a hub for the local community.  2) Boscastle Farm Shop Another popular one is Boscastle's farm shop . Set in the most stunning scenery the food is honest, local and hardly travelled.  3) Colwith Farm This is just down the road from me and it's lovely to see how the business has grown. A family run potato farm, Colwith has expanded from a simple honesty box to a lovely little farm shop (with some great gifts) and a distillery with a fab tasting tour on offer. The cafe has great countryside views and serves very tasty food, definitely worth a mention.  4) St Kew Farmshop St Kew Farmshop ...

Rocke & Nutter, a stylish new home and fashion accessories brand inspired by the timeless allure of North Cornish Coastal life, today announced the launch of their online store. Founded by Sophie Mason and Jay McInnes, the brand focuses on design-led, locally-sourced and ethically produced products. The store's inspiring range of gorgeous homewares aims to promote the work of the finest Cornish craftspeople - such as the handmade steam-bent lighting of Tom Raffield and the seascape-inspired ceramics of Charlotte Jones. The hunt for hand-made treasures has also led Rocke & Nutter further afield, to Ireland for the wool felt creations of Jamie Lewis and Paris for designer Nadia Dafri's stunning cut glass jewellery. The store also caters for beach-loving 'Little Nutters', with a range of animal-print wetsuits for children. "There's a freshness, a vibe and a purity about life on the North Cornish Coast that we love," says Sophie. "We're...