Tregadillett

Tregadillett is a village in east Cornwall, the principal settlement of the civil parish of St Thomas the Apostle Rural. The modern parish was formed in 1894 from the portion of the older St Thomas the Apostle—also known as St Thomas-by-Launceston—that lay beyond the borough boundaries of nearby Launceston. That history lends the village a quietly rooted character, part of Cornwall's South West tapestry. With a PL15 postcode, Tregadillett sits within a parish whose identity was shaped by administrative change at the end of the 19th century, and it remains the focal point of local life within the parish today. Visitors and residents alike will find in its status a clear line to the past: a small community that grew from parish boundaries and local ties. Whether you come to trace parish history or simply enjoy a sense of place in east Cornwall, Tregadillett offers a calm, authentic welcome as the main village of St Thomas the Apostle Rural.