The humble village dubbed 'St Tropez of Cornwall' where the rich and famous - like Gordon Ramsay - keep buying homes... but locals aren't happy

The idyllic Cornish village, often referred to as the "St Tropez of Cornwall," has become a hotspot for celebrities like Gordon Ramsay and Jack Whitehall, drawn by its scenic charm. However, the influx of wealthy newcomers has stirred discontent among some locals who feel the community's character is changing. This tension highlights broader issues about preserving local culture versus the economic benefits of attracting high-profile residents. The debate underscores the complexities of development and community identity in popular tourist areas.