Join local artists Teän Roberts and Layan Harman for an in-depth look at two of Scilly’s most enigmatic sites.

Meet at St Agnes quay and walk to Troy Town Maze and on to Santa Warna’s Well, taking time at each site to discuss the historic meanings and myths connected to these relics from the island’s past.

Covering themes of pilgrimage, folk-magic and St Agnes’s unique position right at the Western edge of the world. 

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More information and booking via IOS Museum website

Buglife is working with Small is Beautiful – landscape recovery in the Isles of Scilly, on a feasibility study to investigate the possibility of reintroducing one of the islands lost species, the Scilly Bee, and they would really like to hear your thoughts.
 

Following the success of their on island drop-in events Buglife Senior Conservation Officer, Laura, is now offering an online session for those who were unable to join the conversation in person.

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You can also add your views to their online questionnaire 

https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSffGukEPOpa4T.../viewform

This walk is for anyone in the community - come along and meet new people, walk with a little one, chat about your childhood and leave with a smile on your face.

Find out more about the planned upgrades to the wastewater system.

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You will be able to speak with the Isles of Scilly Water team, ask questions about the proposals, and learn what these improvements mean for the community.

The Exeter Marine Summer Showcase is an exciting annual event dedicated to sharing some of the incredible marine research happening across the University of Exeter's marine network.

For the first time, they are opening online viewing of the talks to the public!

Presented by the ESI and with a theme of SDG14: Life Below Water, the event covers a broad range of marine talks across disciplines.

A full agenda and booking details can be found on the EventBrite page.​

Speak to a National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Farmhouse, chapel and cist grave, Teän

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

This free exhibition by the Isles of Scilly Museum has been co-created with islanders from St Agnes who shared artefacts, images and memories of the eccentric island character, with her little round glasses and signature beret.

It includes examples of Hilda Quick’s printmaking, pocket sketchbooks, published bird guides as well as sketches and artefacts from her life on St Agnes - all displayed on her home island of St Agnes where she lived for almost thirty years as a cornerstone of island life and community.

This exhibition by the IOS Museum, Five Islands Academy and IOS Wildlife Trust centres around the plight of the greater black-backed gull, and how this once hunted and hated predator is now on the Endangered Species Red List. 

The exhibition dives further into their lives, habitats and conservation.

Archival items such as taxidermy birds, antique collected eggs and early glass-plate photographs from the Museum's archive to explore changing attitudes to these gulls over time.

This one-day course is designed for multi-agency professionals in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly who work directly with children and families.

The programme builds on existing safeguarding knowledge, providing an in-depth exploration of neglect and its impact across the child’s life course.

Join local artists Teän Roberts and Layan Harman for an in-depth look at two of Scilly’s most enigmatic sites.

Meet at St Agnes quay and walk to Troy Town Maze and on to Santa Warna’s Well, taking time at each site to discuss the historic meanings and myths connected to these relics from the island’s past.

Covering themes of pilgrimage, folk-magic and St Agnes’s unique position right at the Western edge of the world. 

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More information and booking via IOS Museum website

Mediaeval chapel, hut and church, St. Helen's

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

Speak to a National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Join local artists Teän Roberts and Layan Harman for an in-depth look at two of Scilly’s most enigmatic sites.

Meet at St Agnes quay and walk to Troy Town Maze and on to Santa Warna’s Well, taking time at each site to discuss the historic meanings and myths connected to these relics from the island’s past.

Covering themes of pilgrimage, folk-magic and St Agnes’s unique position right at the Western edge of the world. 

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More information and booking via IOS Museum website

Burial chambers, Middle and Little Arthur

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

Speak to National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Entrance grave and kelp pit, White Island

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

Speak to National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Entrance graves, Samson Hill, Bryher

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

Speak to National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Kelp pits and boulder wall, Toll's Island, St Mary's

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

Speak to National Energy Action online for expert energy advice.

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Every 4th Thursday of the month at St Mary's Library

Guided walk, St Mary's

Join the volunteers to conserve historical sites around the islands.​

Further event details on their Facebook page

The Council of the Isles of Scilly are moving into the early evidence‑gathering and engagement stage of their Local Plan development and we are seeking views on the key themes and issues that the new Local Plan should address.

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​Find out more and sign up to their consultation database

The Missing Pieces Project invites you to share your pictures and stories of the unique, significant and memorable places on the National Heritage List for England (otherwise known as ‘the List’). The List is a register of all nationally protected historic buildings and sites across England.

A great easy (and free!) way to help give mammals a brighter future is to help us to learn more about them.

Through sharing information about any mammals, or signs of mammals, that you see, the Mammal Society can find out more about where mammals are, how they are doing, and how we can help them.

A fantastic way to start using our Mammal Mapper App is through walking a #WildMile.

The Field Studies Council is an environmental education charity. They run a series of courses covering all aspects of the natural world for beginners, enthusiasts, volunteer recorders and professionals, including animals, plants, habitats and conservation.

The South West Marine Ecosystems programme brings the marine community together to consider changes in our local seas.

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They host a series of themed webinars including seabirds, Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), Fish, Seals and Plastic Pollution ,which can be viewed via their YouTube Channel.

The Patient Participation Group (PPG) is a chance to discuss issues that matter to you and other patients, and work with us to make improvements.

Whether you’ve got ideas, feedback, or just want to get involved — we’d love to hear from you.

Join us and be part of shaping your local GP services.

Three Seas Cornwall are working on a project to create 7 socially rented homes at the Carn Thomas Primary site - they need to show community support to help secure funding.

Signing a Letter of Support is quick, free, and shows the major funding body Homes England that Scilly needs and supports these seven new socially rented homes.

Complete the Letter of Support online by clicking the button below

Or call in and pick up a paper copy from the CRN office at Quay House, the PEC or the Library