St Piran's Day is Cornwall's national day, held on 5 March to celebrate Cornish identity, culture and heritage. The day ...

A proud Cornish councillor also asked that meetings are no longer held on March 5 - St Piran's Day - when one is scheduled ...

On Saturday, March 7, at 9:15 a.m. the You Bet Brass will summon Grass Valley’s citizens, children and dogs to the intersection of Mill and Bank streets for the annual ...

Perranwell will host its first St Piran’s Day celebration in years next month as the village launches a major fundraising campaign to pay for ...

MARCH 5 marks Cornwall’s national day, when the good people of the south west coast remember the day of their patron saint. The holiday – named after St Piran – sees loyal Cornish residents celebrate ...

Actor Colin Retallick plays the role of St Piran during the annual St Piran processional play Cornwall has long been called the Land of Saints. With about 140 different saintly men and women ...

Held every year in March, St Piran’s Day is an annual celebration recognised across Cornwall. Created to commemorate St Piran, one of the many patron saints associated with Cornwall, the annual ...

The day is held every year on March 5 and is celebrated by Cornish people up and down the UK. St Piran’s Day got its name from Saint Piran, in Cornwall, who is also the patron saint of tin miners.

Each year people travel from all over the world to celebrate St Piran's Day in Cornwall. Truro held a special procession through the streets on St Piran's Day. On the weekend nearest to the day the ...

Most Brits are familiar with annual celebrations in honour of patron saints St George, St Andrew and St David, but St Piran’s Day on 5 March might be more of a mystery - unless you live in Cornwall.