Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Pirates of PenrynWhoever thought that the small town of Penryn near Falmouth would have hosted a wealthy pirate family?Dec 16, 2023Dec 16, 2023
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Cheesewring on Bodmin MoorToday we visit the Cheesewring on Bodmin Moor — A stack of uneven granite holders, balanced on one another.Aug 8, 2023Aug 8, 2023
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Wishing Trees of CornwallDecorated trees are a familiar site in Cornwall, particularly near to wishing wells.Aug 5, 2023Aug 5, 2023
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Legend of Bolster the GiantHow the Cornish village of St Agnes gained its naJan 8, 20221Jan 8, 20221
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Cornish Kissing BunchWho’d have thought kissing under the mistletoe originated from Cornwall?Dec 12, 2021Dec 12, 2021
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallSt Piran’s Well, PerranarworthalTucked away in a little dell in Perranarworthal, midway between Truro and Falmouth, St Piran’s Well is a delight. Lush, surrounded by ferns…Mar 16, 2021Mar 16, 2021
Maggie ProcopiinWorkplace TrendsEnsuring Employees Are Happy When Returning to WorkOn our return to the workplace how can employers ensure a high happiness factor for their employees?Nov 25, 2020Nov 25, 2020
Maggie ProcopiinWorkplace Trends5 Tech Giants Showing Confidence n the Office Space MarketIs the future of the office doomed? Will we ever return to work as we knew it before?Nov 19, 2020Nov 19, 2020
Maggie ProcopiinLegends of CornwallThe Nearly There TreesOn a rainy day like today I dream of sunshine in Cornwall and the expectant journey there. Which brings me to remember the Nearly There (or…Nov 15, 2020Nov 15, 2020
Maggie ProcopiinWorkplace TrendsBiomimicry: it’s not all sharkskins and honeycombsBiomimicry, and for that matter biophilia, have wider implications than you might first think.Sep 4, 2020Sep 4, 2020
