Who’s Who There are a number of organisations workingwith Cornish or who have an interest in it. This directory isdesigned to help you understand what each one does or isresponsible for. Cornish Language Organisations Agan Tavas
A membership organisation, Agan Tavas arranges events including alanguage weekend, and publishes books, newsletters and AnGowsva magazine. The organisation supports those who prefer to useUnified Cornish or Unified Cornish Revised.
Contact: Ray Chubb [email protected] or 01209 842394
Website: www.agantavas.com
Cussel an Tavaz Kernûak
Established to support those who prefer to use Late/Modern Cornish,the Cussel arranges classes and events for members and publishesbooks and other material.
Contact: Jan Lobb [email protected] or01872 262667
Website: www.cornishlanguage.org.uk/ Kesva an Taves Kernewek
Kesva an TavesKernewek was established in 1967 by the Gorseth and the Federationof Old Cornwall Societies to promote Cornish. Its members areeither appointed representatives or are elected by Kowethas an YethKernewek. The Board administers examinations in Cornish, publishesbooks and runs classes.
Contact: Maureen Pierce [email protected]or 01579 382511
Website: www.kesva.org Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek
A membership organisation, the Kowethas was established in the1970s. It organises events including a language weekend, publishesbooks and a regular magazine and elects the members of the CornishLanguage Board.
Contact: Tim Hambly [email protected]or 01566 773716
Website: www.cornish-language.org The Bishop of Truro’s Advisory Group for Services in theCornish Language
This Advisory Group advises on the use of Cornish in worship. Ithelps organise Cornish services in various locations, publishesmaterial and maintains links with similar groups in other Celticcountries.
Contact: Brian Coombes, 191 Boslowick Road, Falmouth, Cornwall,TR11 4QF | 
