St Hilary, Cornwall Totally Explained

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St. Hilary Parish
Shown within UK and Penwith
OS Grid Reference:
Lat/Lon:
Population:	785(2001 Census)
Dwellings:
Settlements
Major Settlement:	St. Hilary
Settlement Type:	Village
Population:
Dwellings:
Secondary Settlements:	Golsithney, Relubbus, Kestall, Gurlyn
Administration
Ward:	forms part of Golsithney, St Erth and St Hilary ward
District:	Penwith
County:	Cornwall
Region:	South West England
Post Office and Telephone
Post town:	Truro
Postcode:	TR20 9xx
Dialling Code:	01736

St Hilary is a village and civil parish in the Penwith district of Cornwall, United Kingdom.
   The Early English style Church of St Hilary has a 13th Century tower; the remainder of the church was rebuilt in 1855 by William White, following a fire in 1853. It is a Grade I listed building .
   It is dedicated to Saint Hilary of Poitiers.
   The parish became notorious in the 1930s after extreme Protestant agitators broke into the church and removed or destroyed many of the fittings and furnishings installed by the much-loved Father Bernard Walke, then vicar of St. Hilary. More recently some of these have been restored and the devotional Anglo-Catholic atmosphere has been reinstated.

Local government

For the purposes of local government St Hilary is a parish council and elects councillors every 4 years. The principal local authorities in the area are Penwith District Council and the Cornwall County Council.

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