Whitegold is set to take to the local airwaves in Georgia Gendall's new radio show about china clay reports St Austell Voice. Georgia's new radio show will look back to the history of china clay and St Austell's involvement in the mining of this precious material. She will also talk about what is being done today to celebrate china clay through local town initiatives with the Austell Project.

Local landmarks highlighted in new ceramic mural installation reports St Austell Voice. A new ceramic artwork, the Cornish Honeybee has been unveiled at Biddick's Court in the town centre. The mural is made up of hundreds of ceramic tiles, some of which are branded with landmarks and symbols of the local area in order to promote pride in the local community and to establish St Austell as the home of china clay.

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.

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. The Cornwall Life Magazine 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.

Cornwall Life write an article celebrating St Austell's China clay past. From the history of mining for china clay and its wealth in exporting this precious material to the wider world, to its rediscovery and continued use in the ceramics industry today. China clay is now being used in a plethora of creative initiatives throughout the town by world renown ceramicists and artists.

St Austell Voice announces the changes in the Austell Project Festival. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festivals that were due to take place earlier in the summer have had to be postponed. It's now been announced that the festival is due to take place online with panels of experts holding webinars and lots of online events that people can participate in.

Cornwall life celebrates the Whitegold Project, an initiative of the Austell Project to promote pride in the community and boost the local economy. The article focuses on the work of the Whitegold project, its town impact, workshops and international prize and what future events are taking place in the town centre and further afield around St Austell Bay.

Pirate FM announces that the two town centre festivals are merging to make one that's bigger and better. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festivals that were due to take place this summer will now be postponed until September with the Green and Whitegold festivals now being combined to create one festival which will be hosted online by panels of experts.

Business Cornwall have featured the Austell Project in its digital platforms to announce the postponement of the Whitegold and Garden festivals. The festivals won't be held physically in the town centre in 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The festivals will take place online instead with online panels of the experts who were due to be attending the festival.

Pirate FM announces that the two town centre festivals are merging to make one that's bigger and better. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festivals that were due to take place this summer will now be postponed until September with the Green and Whitegold festivals now being combined to create one festival which will be hosted online by panels of experts.

St Austell Voice announces the postponement of the Whitegold and Garden festivals. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the festivals that were due to take place this summer have had to be postponed. The festivals will now be combined and hosted online by a panel of experts with lots of activities for locals to participate in.

Ceramicist enlists local help for clay project as part of the Whitegold Project's commissions. St Austell Voice has reported on David Mach's Earthly Delights project which aims to create an installation made up of hundreds of fragments of pottery, all embedded with stories from local people. Mach is encouraging people to send in their pottery fragments and to be a part of the final artwork.

The Garden Route creates a riot of colour along busy Cornish Road reports Pirate FM. The wildflower corridor has been planted along the A391 to welcome visitors into the local area. The wildflower corridor will re-bloom each year and has been commissioned by the Austell Project and Austell Green.

The Garden Route creates a riot of colour along busy Cornish Road reports Pirate FM. The wildflower corridor has been planted along the A391 to welcome visitors into the local area. The wildflower corridor will re-bloom each year and has been commissioned by the Austell Project and Austell Green.

St Austell Life reports on the wildflower corridor creating a riot of colour along a busy road in St Austell. The wildflower corridor is an initiative set up by the Austell Green pillar of the Austell Project and its aim is to welcome visitors into the local area with a parade of beautiful blooms. The corridor is planted along the A391 and will reappear each year.