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Wetherspoons Cornish Coverage!
Wetherspoon's News magazine Summer 2018 edition carries a full page article on the Cornish St Piran celebrations at its 10 pubs in Cornwall.
J.D. Weatherspoon, which is a supporter of the Cornish language, does an excellent job at embracing Cornish culture and has pubs at Chapel an Gansbylydhen (Bodmin); The John Francis Basset (Camborne); The Packet Station (Falmouth); The Towan Blystra (Newquay);The Tremenheere (Penzance); The Green Parrot (Perranporth; The Rann Wartha (St Austell); The Hain Line (St Ives); Try Dowr (Truro); The Coinage Hall (Helston); with another soon to open in Liskeard, The King Doniert.
Each pub contains historical themes related to Cornwall and to the pub's name.
Mur ras Wetherspoons.
Kernow bys vyken!
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