Lanner is a village and civil parish in central Cornwall, set a few miles east of Redruth and west of Truro. It sits within the former tin- and copper-mining landscape of the region, with rolling granite hills and remnants of engine houses and spoil heaps that mark the area's industrial past.
Historically shaped by mining, the village now combines a strong local community with many residents commuting to nearby towns. Lanner retains a lively cultural life for its size, notably a long-established brass band and regular village events, and its industrial archaeology and countryside attract visitors interested in Cornwall's mining heritage.
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