Business Cornwall Magazine's Posts

David Cameron visits the South West to look at the challenges raised by flooding. We also visit the new gym at Merchants Manor in Falmouth.

We discuss the loss of the mainline rail link between Cornwall and London, and also speak to businesses hit by flooding in Looe.

We find out about a new project coming online in the wake of the East Cornwall Local Action Group.

We speak to Mike Jordan about his next project after 35 years at the helm of a successful Cornish exporter.

We investigate the latest figures showing how poverty is hitting Cornwall and find out about how some businesses are coming together to find solutions.

Bad storms have hit Cornwall & beyond in recent weeks. We speak to one business helping to dry out premises and another which has seen the beach in front of it washed away.

We look back over the past ten months since the launch of the 7 Days podcast.

We speak to Natural Generation's Mike Field this week following a raft of green energy announcements from the Government.

Interview with overall winner of the Cornwall Sustainability Awards 2013, ecodrive

We review this week's news that the Gatwick flights from Cornwall will not be axed in March. We also talk to Cornwall Chamber of Commerce president, Toby Parkins, about the Autumn Statement.

We visit The Alverton Hotel in Truro for 2013's Hub Awards.

We speak to the man behind 'Transport for London' a group looking at where the UK's air hub will be in 2032.

We feature on the second BID in the Truro area and speak to the manager, Alison Elvey.

We visit the St Ives Business Fair held last week and talk to Andrew George MP about his survey to see if Cornwall is making a recovery. We also get an overview of the winners at Thursday night's Cornwall Tourism Awards.

This week we talk to the LEP's Chris Pomfret and Cornwall Council's portfolio holder for economy and culture, Julyan German.

This week we look forward to the Cornwall Home Show and ask Richfords Fire & Flood what we should do to protect our business from flooding.

We find out about some more food awards, more details on the Hub Awards & a new scheme to train Cornish youngsters up for retail.

We talk to one of the Hub Awards' judges about the selection process and find out about a new Convergence-funded project to support business growth.

We find out about Cornwall Apprenticeship Agency and one of their clients.

We go to the Choose Cornish awards and talk about the Food and Drink Festival.