National Trust buys Smith’s Cliff, near Tintagel Castle in Cornwall where legend says king was conceived
. “At different times of year you have different wildflowers coming through – bell heather, the purples of betony, the yellows of kidney vetch – lovely floral displays.
A key ethos for the trust in the south-west of England is to create “wilder and wider” coastal strips, which give more room for nature to flourish – focusing not just on the cliff edges but on the land running up to them. Stewart said: “This acquisition is made even more special as Barras Nose was the first piece of coastal land in Cornwall and England to be acquired by subscription for the National Trust in 1897.”
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