South East

Welcome to the South East, a region that stretches in an arc around London, from Thanet in the south-east to the New Forest in the south-west and to Aylesbury Vale and Milton Keynes in the north-west.

Despite a population of eight million people in some three million homes, more than 80 percent of the South East is still classified as being rural; indeed 6,500 square kilometres of the region are designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The region is renowned for having a diverse range of land based enterprises from extensive livestock to intensive horticulture to large areas of cereal production.

I work with many of the regions Farmer Controlled Businesses (FCBs) and farmer groups, as well as providing advice and support to new business start-ups. I also work alongside many of the regions agencies including SEEDA and Government Office and belong to the Farming & Rural Issues Group as well as being an active member on the Regional Strategy for Sustainable Farming and Food Delivery Plan Board.

What's going on in the South East?
South East of England - Collaboration Advisory Service
Share to Supply - 03 October 2007 - Event Postponed
Farming Champions Share Best Practice
South East implementation of the Rural Development Programme for England

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