Media Clips

Carnegie Host partners the Eden Project and Sensory Trust give an overview of the ClayFutures consultation they are currently running in the Clay Country in Cornwall (2009.) Click here to view.

For more details please visit: http://www.clayfutures.org.uk/

17 Minutes 13 Seconds, 43.88mb

This documentary was filmed at the 'Ceangal' Conference, which was hosted by our RARP partners 'Celtic Neighbours' in November 2006.

This trailer showcases the DVD 'Fiery Spirits: Rural community development in action' that accompanied the Commission's Progress Report which was published in 2006.

6 Minutes 42 Seconds, 14.4mb

The Community Council of Devon (CCD) is an independent charitable company founded in 1961. Its 900 members includes the principal statutory bodies and voluntary organisations in the county, and many other local organisations. They have a voluntary governing body, Board of Trustees, in part elected by our full members at general meetings and in part appointed by bodies as designated in our company articles. CCD incorporated as a Company Limited by Guarantee in 1999.

7 Minutes 48 Seconds, 16.7mb

The Wayland Partnership is a community led regeneration partnership focussing on the market town of Watton and the thirteen neighbouring rural parishes in the Breckland District of Norfolk which for some years have been vulnerable to poverty and deprivation through a downturn in the local economy and the loss of services.

7 Minutes 58 Seconds, 17mb

IRD Duhallow is a community-based rural development company that promotes rural development in the Duhallow area. The company combines the efforts and resources of the state bodies, local authorities, local communities and individual entrepreneurs for the benefit of the local area.

10 Minutes 10 Seconds, 21.7mb

Hands That Talk was set up in early 2000 as a direct response to the enormous gap in provision for those people in our community who are either deaf or have some form of hearing impairment. It is a Registered Charity, peopled by volunteers from all sections of the community and, since its establishment, and has grown to be the largest Deaf

10 Minutes 17 Seconds, 22mb

The example of the Fell Farming Trainees project illustrates how action led by the reality of people’s needs contributes to pioneering new ways of creating employment opportunities for young people and replenish the hill farming population.

6 Minutes 31 Seconds, 13.9mb

The Dyfi Eco Valley Partnership is a local organisation that brings people together to foster sustainable community regeneration in the Dyfi Valley. It is called ecodyfi for short. One of its projects has been to focus on greening the local economy through developing renewable energy schemes.