St Austell Voice reports on the Cornish Honeybee commission in Biddick's Court which is creating a buzz amongst the locals. The Honeybee is one of 14 new ceramic artworks that are due to be installed in the town centre. Each artwork is being made by a world renowned ceramic artist in order to celebrate St Austell and its history of china clay.

Cleo's spaceman lands in Old Vicarage Place as the fist Whitegold art commission is unveiled. Spaceman is one of 14 installations due to be unveiled in the town centre to promote pride in the local community and to establish St Austell as the home of china clay.

The Cornish Guardian reports of Cleo Mussi's Space Man, an art commission that has just landed in the town centre. Mussi's work is set to the be the first in a trail of artworks throughout the town as part of a regeneration project by the Austell Project and Austell Ceramic.

Brick project lays the foundations for preserving local clay heritage reports St Austell Voice. Brickfield is an initiative of the Austell Project and Austell Ceramic which aims to restore pride in St Austell and its history in china clay. Brickfield is hosting brick making workshops at Blackpool pit with the products of the workshops being used for a local building project in the future.

BBC Online have written a spotlight article on Cleo Mussi's Spaceman, a mosaic featuring a space man who is also a seed scientist has appeared in St Austell. The work is part of the Austell Project's Ceramic initiative to install ceramic artwork in the town centre.

Wheal Martyn highlights the beauty of china clay country this weekend. A new exhibition by the Austell Project featuring Quartz winner Neil Brownsword is due to be unveiled at Wheal Martyn. The exhibition celebrates china clay as a raw material and its history in the St Austell bay area.

The Cornish Guardian celebrates the wildflower verges along the A390. The Austell Project and Austell Green have just finished the planting of the wildflowers along the stretch of road into St Austell, to welcome visitors in the local area and to boost pride in the community.

Second phase of wildflower planting underway on the A391 for the Austell Project. The wildflower corridor has been commissioned as part of the Austell Green pillar of the Austell Project, aiming to promote pride in the local area and to welcome visitors to St Austell via a parade of floral colour. 

Gorgeous to look at, easy to manage, beloved habitats to many species in search of a home and the perfect excuse to stop mowing the lawn: welcome to the wildflower garden. Cornwall Live reports on the new wildflower corridor that has been planted along the A310 to welcome visitors in the town. The wildflower corridor is an initiative of the Austell Project and Austell Green.

Work progresses on Cornwall's first wildflower corridor, reports In Your Area News. The wildflower corridor has been planted along the A391 so that visitors are welcomed into the town by a riot of colour. It's the first of its kind in Cornwall and will re-bloom each year to brighten the natural landscape. The wildflower corridor is an initiative of the Austell Project and Austell Green.

Brickfield's brick making workshops are featured in Muddy Stilettos article on things to do in Cornwall. Brickfield is part of Austell Ceramic and the Austell Project. They are hosting brick making workshops at the Blackpool pit, the workshops encourage members of the public to come and make their own brick using local materials which will then be fired and used for a local building project.

In your area news reports on Neil Brownsword’s upcoming exhibition at Wheal Martyn named ‘Relic. The exhibition is Neil’s response to winning the Whitegold international ceramics prize last year as part of the Austell Project regeneration initiative. The artwork will be on display for the public to visit and see.

St Austell community's clay roots are explored in a new radio show by Georgia Gendall as reported by the Cornish Guardian. Georgia delves into the history of China Clay in the local area and how the Austell Project and Austell Ceramic are reviving this special and poignant history.

Cornwall Life showcases the Austell Project's  Whitegold and Garden Festivals in their latest article. The Whitegold and Garden festivals are due to take place this summer in St Austell's town centre, encouraging locals and visitors alike to partake in the plethora of activities that are due to take place. The festivals aim to educate people in the history of china clay and to promote pride amongst the local community.

In this era of armchair slacktivism, thinking about where we go, how we travel and what we leave in our wake is an essential way of making our journeys inspire the change we want to see in the world. Conde Nast publication spotlights Brickfield in its article about Eco friendly travelling and highlights the brickmaking workshops happening at Blackpool pit.