Devon has numerous areas where there is no broadband coverage or the broadband provision is very slow. This has been recognised as a major issue and disadvantage for both individuals and local businesses. Our website provides a complete guide on … Continue reading →

The Women Do Business programme, managed by the Community Council of Devon, and funded by the Greater Dartmoor and South Devon Coastal LAGs, provides support, development and networking opportunities for women in Devon, who run or would like to set … Continue reading →

Working predominantly with rural communities, Devon Renaissance is pleased to support Okehampton architectural practice, Nils Westman Chartered Architects with the launch of their new ‘STUDIO OK’ timber framed kit house system. This new system could be a very cost-effective, quick, … Continue reading →

Our new look and newly improved website outlines all of our activities and services. Historically our expertise and success lay mainly in funding allocation of Government and European monies. However, in recent years following requests we have extended our portfolio … Continue reading →

With energy prices soaring many farmers are not utilising the full resources their farm may have and are therefore not benefitting from the savings that they could be making. Devon Renaissance is offering all farmers in the South West a … Continue reading →

The Pilgrim is the oldest surviving example of a Brixham Built and Rigged sailing trawler.  She was in operation until 2004 when major concerns about her structure led to a full marine survey and the detailed planning of her restoration. … Continue reading →

The Greater Dartmoor LEAF and The South Devon Coastal LAG programmes have committed the majority of their funding and are both managed by Devon Renaissance. Update March 2011 Total funds Allocated Spent Projects Greater Dartmoor LEAF £1,800,000 £1,414,289 £658,595 68 … Continue reading →