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South West Chamber of Rural Enterprise (SW CoRE)was established in November 2001, and became a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee in 2005. It aims to provide a ‘rural hub’ for the region, and a unique forum for South West businesses, organisations and statutory bodies with an interest in the land-based sector, rural issues and the rural economy. Since its inception it broadened its remit considerably and successfully delivered a number of high profile government funded projects and initiatives which have lent themselves well to its prestigious reputation. SW CoRE's structure is unique to the South West region in that it has a coherent and apolitical voice for representatives of the sector while working to encourage profitable and sustainable land-based (and related) businesses in the region. Therefore the recent move from funded projects has been a deliberate one to allow SW CoRE to strengthen its network role. |
SW CoRE AGM and Conference October 1st 2010 Royal Bath and West Showground 9am- lunch Future Threats from Invasive Diseases, Pests and Non Native Species: The Issues and Potential Solutions Confirmed Speakers: Poul Christensen (Natural England) Alick Simmons ( DEFRA) Peter Jinman (RCVS) Joan Webber (FC Research Centre) Ian Wright (National Trust) Free for members, non members to be charged |
Click here for article in Western Morning News by David Fursdon, SW CoRE Chair (9-8-10)
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SW CoRE Plenary 4th February '10 'Climate Change and the Rural South West' ~~~~~~ Rural Development Programme for England ~~~~ Think Food & Farming ~~~~ Sustainable Farming and Food ~~~~~ |