Welcome To Madron Parish Website

This website is provided by Madron Parish Council for the benefit of the community.

Madron (Cornish Eglos Madern), is both a civil parish and a village in west Cornwall, situated to the north west of Penzance.

The village is the active centre of the parish community, set in a rural landscape and with agriculture as the main economy of the surrounding area.

The village and parish are both named after our parish church of Saint Maddern.

The area is rich in antiquities and the village is known for an annual Trafalgar Service commemorating the death of Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson.

This was started in the church on 27 October 1946 and follows a local tradition that his death was first announced on British soil in the Union Hotel in Penzance.

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Cornwall Local Plan Engagement Sessions

The Cornwall Local Plan: Planning to 2050 Can we create better places for everyone? With homes that are better connected to shops, schools, things to do and work? Can we also improve our natural environment? Yes! We’re writing a plan for how Cornwall will develop...

Councillor Vacancy

Madron parish council has a vacancy for one councillor to be filled by co-option. If you are interests in making a difference and becoming a councillor please contact the clerk: [email protected] Vacancy notice for co-option 050825

Summer Bus Travel

A special summer family discount across Cornwall has been introduced, giving unlimited travel across Cornwall for two adults and up to four children (up to 16 years of age) during the school summer holidays for only £10. We also continue to offer a range of discounted...

Patient Transport options

Need help getting to your medical appointment? If you’re going to a healthcare appointment for non-emergency tests or treatment, you’ll normally be expected to make your own way there using your own transport or the range of public, community and voluntary transport...