- Lelant
Lelant is a village in
Cornwall ,England ,UK situated between the nearby towns ofHayle and St IvesThe name is derived from the Cornish "lann" and "Anta", meaning "Church-site of Anta", [cite book
last = Mills
first = A. D.
title = The Popular Dictionary of English Place-Names
origdate =
origyear = 1991
publisher = Parragon Book Service Ltd & Magpie Books
isbn = 0752518518
pages = p.208 ] earliest attested spelling Lananta, about year 1170. [ Archives of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, Number 3672.] [ For further information about the forms of this place name see: JEB GOVER (1948) "The place names of Cornwall" volume 6, pages 635-658 (typescript at theRoyal Institution of Cornwall and reference copy at theCornwall Record Office , Truro), research note books on Cornish place names ofOliver Padel (at theInstitute of Cornish Studies ,Tremough ), and [http://lelant.info/name.htm] .]The village is served by two railway stations: Lelant, which serves the village, and Lelant Saltings, which serves a park and ride site nearby. Both are on the St. Ives - St. Erth branch line.
For Christmas, residents display simple white lights giving the main road a pleasant, welcoming appearance.
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