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The Devon and Cornwall Business Council (DCBC), is a private sector led, sub regional economic partnership. Over 70 constituent national, regional and local private and public sector organisations are represented at quarterly meetings designed to enhance the competitiveness of the region and facilitate economic development. These organisations represent some 40,000 businesses- from micro to large enterprises. Individuals also attend DCBC meetings with relevant interests who can contribute to the remit of the organisation.

 

As the most powerful private sector voice for Devon and Cornwall, DCBC is often the first point of contact for many regional journalists and programme makers.

 

Although DCBC is not a membership organisation it is funded by sponsorship from key organisations in the region.

 

 

 

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Latest Info on proposed LEP for Devon Plymouth and Torbay

click here for the introductory letter and here for the FAQ's and here for the final draft respond to www.devon.gov.uk/lep or   

D.C.C., Torbay and Plymouth City Council have asked D.C.B.C. to provide  this information to assist  you  to decide whether you can support this proposal or not and provide the business organisations with information to inform your decision.

 
Information for those seeking work or under threat of Redundancy

The following are area information sheets provided by Job Centre Plus for those seeking work or under threat of rendundancy, these sheets are endorsed by the Area Action Forces for Devon and Cornwall

For the following areas Greater Devon , North DevonPlymouth, West Devon and  East Cornwall, Torbay and Cornwall.

 

 
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Latest Western Morning News

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Western Morning News sponsor D.C.B.C.

 
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