Relubbus

Relubbus is a small Cornish hamlet in the parish of St Hilary, set in the far west of England’s Cornwall. It sits along the B3280, neatly positioned between Townshend and Goldsithney, where the steady thrum of the road links it to neighbouring settlements. Through the heart of Relubbus runs the River Hayle, a quiet ribbon of water that shapes the line of the place and lends a gentle, natural presence to its immediate surroundings. The hamlet’s identity is rooted in this meeting of road and river within the parish of St Hilary, offering a compact, intimate glimpse of west Cornwall’s landscape. Whether encountered en route or sought out for its simple riverside character, Relubbus presents itself as a distinct point on the map of the region: a named spot along the B3280 where the River Hayle threads the parish of St Hilary in west Cornwall, England.