Dairy Collect is an Objective One funded delegated grant scheme, designed to support infra structure improvements on Cornish dairy farms linked to the rationalisation of milk collection and transportation.

The Works Cornwall provides support, advice and information to individuals and companies involved in dance and theatre in Cornwall, including youth dance and youth theatre activities. They want dance and theatre practitioners to be able to develop their ideas and work, and audiences to have the chance to experience the best that the performing arts have to offer.

Defra’s aim is sustainable development. Defra has five strategic priorities: climate change and energy; sustainable consumption and production; protecting the countryside and natural resource protection; sustainable rural communities and sustainable farming and food sector including animal health and welfare.

BERR is the Governmental department for businesses. It aims to help ensure business success and regulate them. This website provide a range of practical assistance to business; and provides information about BERR’s priorities and policies. As the Department responsible for trade (ex DTI), business, employees, consumers, science and energy, and contribute to the wider challenge of globalisation. There is a section on the website on procurement: http://www.berr.gov.uk/bbf/enterprise-smes/info-business-owners/procurement/page37909.html

Department for Transport provides leadership across the transport sector to achieve its objectives, working with regional, local and private sector partners to deliver many of the services. for travel information on various ransport sections please visit http://www.dft.gov.uk/transportforyou/

Primarily for use by health and social care professionals.

Digital Peninsula Network is a member organisation serving Cornwall's rapidly growing community of media and ICT professionals and digital creatives. It also assists traditional businesses with their aspirations to exploit new technology.

The Duchy College runs courses in the following areas: agriculture and land use, animal care and veterinary nurse, business studies, childcare, creative studies, conservation, equine studies, floristry, food and drink, foundation studies and life skills, horticulture, landbased engineering, outdoor pursuits, public services, sport.

The Rural Business School combines education, training, business support and applied research for rural industries. Our educational and developmental programmes range from one-day vocational workshops to foundation degrees in Agriculture, Rural Tourism, and Agri-Food. Our commitment to research and industry is underpinned with continuous investment, and we are host to a number of Objective One and Defra funded projects such as the Vocational Training Scheme. Throughout the year the Rural Business School organises a range of courses and training events, and of course if we’re not currently offering what you are looking for, talk to us and we’ll see what we can do…together. http://www.cornwall.ac.uk/rbs/index.php?page=_Home http://www.cornwall.ac.uk/rbs/index.php?page=_Projects&id=1321