St Teath Village Website

Features

Headings all have links to corresponding web pages

Review of 2008

Read our review of 2008 - never mind the woes of the world, just remind yourself of what a great place St Teath is.

2009 - a look back

Many village events reviewed for 2009.

Virtual Drive Through

If you don't know St Teath, or even if you do, try a virtual drive through the village with a guide to what you can see.

St Teath and the Railway

St Teath was once served by railway stations at Delabole and Port Isaac Road. Find out more about this line which was closed in 1966.

St Teath Clock

The clock, a memorial to the dead of St Teath in two wars, is an iconic feature of the village. We take a look inside the clock and and its clockwork mechanism.

Local Walks

Thinking of an interesting walk near St Teath? Why not try our illustrated guide. Two of the walks have been followed by locals as an annual 'Parish Walk'.

What's in a postcode?

Most of us can remember our postcodes, but what exactly do the letters and numbers mean. What are they used for and why does St Teath have a postal address of Bodmin?

Property Review 2007

Average house prices in St Teath fell in 2007 - is this significant? We look at the figures and new developments.

Tregardock Guide

A wealth of information about Tregardock, the only beach in St Teath Parish. Includes the beach, the mine, a shipwreck and almost forgotten paths.

Treburgett Walk Through

Take a virtual walk through this quiet small hamlet close to St Teath, once the location for an important lead mine.

Broadband in St Teath

Download speeds in the village are much slower than in neighbouring areas. Please let us know how fast your connection is.

Trehannick Saw Mills

Once a flour mill and now a saw mill/builder's supplies business run for many years by the Mewton Family.

Tregardock Virtual Visit

A photo sequence showing a visit to Tregardock which complements the guide above.

The White Hart Inn

Find out more about St Teath's popular pub in the centre of the village.

Focus on Treligga

We profile Treligga, the most remote hamlet in the parish. Its role has changed much in the 20th century from farming community to one dominated by the holiday industry.

Books with local interest

All of these books have a connection to St Teath. Find out what it is from our short reviews. Hopefully you'll be tempted to read more.

Traffic in
St Teath

Traffic in St Teath. Ever wondered how many vehicles pass through the village every day? Or do satnavs cause congestion? And what about traffic speeds? Find out more here.