Bosvena yw onan ha’n kottha trevow yn Kernow. Yth yw an drevesigeth vras unnik yn Kernow rekordys yn Lyver Dydh Breus.Managhti a veu drehevys yn Bosvena gans Sen Petroc yn 6 ves kansvledhen. Lemmyn yma moy es 14,000 trigoryon herwydh Niveryans 2011. Kyns an Breuslyow Konteth dhe vovya dhe Druru, y fedhens i yn Bosvena, a wrug dhedhi bos penndre a Gernow.

Bosvena o an kres a tri sordyans. Yth esa dew yn 1497: an Rebellyans Kernewek ha’n chalenj dhe dron Henry VII gans Perkin Warbeck. An tressa sordyans o Rebellyans Lyver Pysadow yn 1549. Yma prison yn Bosvena drehevys yn 18 ves kannsbledhen . Yn termyn eus passys yth esa moy es hanter kans prisnor kregys yn prison Bosvena

Bodmin is one of the oldest towns in Cornwall. It is the only large settlement in Cornwall recorded in the Domesday book. A monastery was built by St Petroc in the sixth century. Now there are more than 14,000 inhabitants according to the 2011 census. Before the county courts moved to Truro they used to be in Bodmin, making it the county town of Cornwall.

Bodmin was the centre of three uprisings. There were two in 1497: the Cornish Rebellion and the challenge to the throne of Henry VII by Perkin Warbeck. The third uprising was the Prayer Book Rebellion in 1549. There is a jail in Bodmin built in the 18th century. In the past more than 50 prisoners were hanged in Bodmin jail.

• An Rosweyth is a community organisation which exists to promote the use of the Cornish language, Kernewek. Member groups organise events, produce publications, create conversation opportunities and provide help and advice. There are classes across Cornwall, as well as taster sessions throughout the year. For further information, visit www.speakcornish.com