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Lelant is a village in Cornwall, England, UK situated between the nearby towns of Hayle and St Ives
The name is derived from the Cornish lann and Anta, meaning Church-site of Anta, earliest attested spelling Lananta, about year 1170.
The village is served by two railway stations: Lelant, which serves the village, and Lelant Saltings, which serves a park and ride site nearby.

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Lelant is a village in Cornwall, England, UK situated between the nearby towns of Hayle and St Ives
The name is derived from the Cornish lann and Anta, meaning Church-site of Anta, earliest attested spelling Lananta, about year 1170.
The village is served by two railway stations: Lelant, which serves the village, and Lelant Saltings, which serves a park and ride site nearby. Both are on the St. Ives - St. Erth branch line.
For Christmas, residents display simple white lights giving the main road a pleasant, welcoming appearance.
St. Uny's Church, Lelant is the parish church.
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