Our aim is to work with creative people, to make innovative and activated public spaces that use art and gardening to celebrate…

The four artist collectives shortlisted for the Whitegold International Ceramic Prize 2020 have requested an exciting and radical change in the way…

A riot of colour made of wildflower meadows lined the road verges of the A391 this summer

Brickfield is an experimental brickworks part of a new arts programme about the St Austell area.

Bringing public engagement to visually deprived areas of the town to build pride in our built environment

A collective of landscapes welcoming locals and visitors into the town with new horticulture installations

St Austell’s new Cornish Honey Bee tile mural made up of over 11,000 handmade ceramic tiles, now completed at Biddicks Court

Professor Neil Brownsword is the winner of Whitegold’s International Quartz Prize

Multi gold medal winner from RHS Chelsea, Darren is the curator of the Green Programme.

Green sites across the town to bring more colour, enjoyment and access to nature for the local community.

Offering a specialist portfolio of higher education courses.

A place for kids of all ages with wheels of all sizes who love urban sports.

Edible St Austell are developing sites across the town to grow fruit for the local community.

A mosaic artist working creating post-pop imagery from recycled material.

A community green space in Par to kick a ball about, run free, ride hard and run by the community.

Seeing ceramics on historic shopfronts is one of the joys of walking down a high street.

The St Austell Bay Resilient Regeneration (StARR) is a flood alleviation and regeneration scheme led by Cornwall County Council.