The whole of Cornwall.
Benno works the length of the county, from Bude and Launceston in the north-east to St Just and the Lizard in the far west. Each town below has its own page about what the work there tends to involve. Not listed? He still covers you: call and ask.
Truro
Cornwall's only city, in the middle of the county at the head of the Truro River.
Falmouth
On the south coast, on one of the deepest natural harbours in the world.
Penryn
Up the river from Falmouth, an old granite town with the university campus above it.
Camborne
In the old mining heartland of west Cornwall, between Redruth and Hayle.
Redruth
Next door to Camborne, under Carn Brea, the historic centre of Cornish mining.
Hayle
On St Ives Bay in west Cornwall, where the Hayle estuary meets three miles of beach.
St Ives
On the far west coast, the harbour town of galleries and beaches.
Penzance
The main town of west Cornwall, on Mount's Bay looking across to St Michael's Mount.
Newlyn
The fishing port immediately west of Penzance.
St Just
The most westerly town in England, in the old mining country above Cape Cornwall.
Helston
The gateway to the Lizard, inland from Porthleven in the south west.
Porthleven
A harbour village on the south coast below Helston, famous for its storms.
The Lizard and Mullion
The peninsula south of Helston, the most southerly point in Britain.
Newquay
The north coast's biggest resort, on the cliffs above Fistral and Towan.
St Austell
Mid Cornwall's largest town, in china-clay country above St Austell Bay.
Mevagissey
A fishing village on the south coast below St Austell, with Gorran Haven and Pentewan nearby.
Bodmin
The old county town, on the edge of Bodmin Moor in the middle of Cornwall.
Wadebridge
On the River Camel between Bodmin and Padstow, at the start of the Camel Trail.
Padstow
The harbour town on the Camel estuary, on the north coast.
Bude
The northernmost town in Cornwall, on the Atlantic coast near the Devon border.
Launceston
The old gateway town on the Devon border, under its Norman castle.
Liskeard
A market town in south-east Cornwall, between Bodmin Moor and the Looe valley.
Looe
A twin harbour town on the south-east coast, split by the river into East and West Looe.
Saltash
On the Cornish bank of the Tamar, at the Cornish end of the two bridges.
Torpoint
Across the Tamar from Devonport by ferry, on the Rame peninsula.
Callington
A small town in east Cornwall under Kit Hill, between Liskeard and Launceston.
Lostwithiel
A small medieval town on the River Fowey, between Bodmin and St Austell.
Fowey
A deep-water harbour town on the south coast, opposite Polruan.
St Columb Major
A hilltop town in mid Cornwall, inland from Newquay and next to the A30.
Perranporth
A surf town on the north coast, with three miles of beach and dunes.
St Agnes
A former mining village on the north coast cliffs, between Perranporth and Porthtowan.
St Blazey and Par
East of St Austell, around Par harbour and the Eden Project.
Marazion
On Mount's Bay opposite St Michael's Mount, east of Penzance.
St Mawes and the Roseland
The peninsula east of Falmouth, reached by the King Harry Ferry or round through Tregony.
Porthtowan and Portreath
Two beach villages on the north coast above Redruth and Camborne.
Carbis Bay and Lelant
Between St Ives and Hayle on St Ives Bay.
Mylor and Flushing
Villages on the Carrick Roads between Penryn and Restronguet.
Illogan and Pool
Between Camborne and Redruth, around the old mining heart of Pool.
St Dennis and the Clay Country
The china-clay villages north of St Austell: St Dennis, Nanpean, Foxhole, Bugle and Roche.
Camelford
A small town on the edge of Bodmin Moor in north Cornwall, inland from Tintagel and Boscastle.
Polperro and Polruan
Two harbour villages on the south-east coast, either side of Fowey and Looe.