Warwickshire Rural Hub
Helping farm and rural businesses to develop innovative, profitable and market-led enterprises
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What does the Hub do?
The Hub works hard to help farm and rural businesses to develop innovative, profitable and market-led enterprises. It does this primarily in five key areas decided as a priority by its members, namely:-
- Food
- Rural tourism
- Bioenergy and non-food crops
- Waste management
- Core agriculture
What is the Warwickshire Rural Hub?
The Hub is a business support organisation which is led by farm and rural businesses across Warwickshire and Solihull.
Established in October 2003 by a group of farmers who wanted to take control of their own destiny, the Hub has grown from strength to strength and now has a membership of over 1,000 businesses. Membership is free.
The Hub is recognised as an example of best practice for practical rural delivery – listening to the needs of rural businesses and responding to them.
How does the Hub help its Members?
- By facilitating and supporting the development of innovative and business-led commercial activities;
- By organising topical events and practical activities to improve business performance and stimulate business growth;
- By communicating Members’ needs to the Agencies and organisations that can help them;
- By providing an information signposting service for Members;
- By sharing experience and liaising with rural delivery networks across the country.
Henry Lucas, Warwickshire Rural Hub Chairman
Hub Funding
Members of the Rural Forum for Coventry, Solihull & Warwickshire (see Rural Forum page) also support the Hub’s work and the Royal Agricultural Society of England provides the Hub with a home at its offices at Stoneleigh.
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