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Saturday 26 March 2016

TourFish: contributing to the Sidmouth Beach Management Plan, the Port Royal Scoping Study and in particular the Neighbourhood Plan

TourFish was launched during the Sidmouth Climate Week:
Futures Forum: Climate Week in Sidmouth: presentation of the TourFish project report: 'Making Coastal Communities Resilient' >>> Wednesday 9th March

The media have been very interested:
Futures Forum: Climate Week in Sidmouth: TOURFISH: Making Coastal Communities Resilient >>> reports

This is the recent piece from the Save Our Sidmouth site:

Sidmouth Drill Hall latest: TourFish RT Guide now on iBooks

March 11, 2016 by sidmouthsid Leave a comment


The TourFish Responsible Tourism Guide is now available to download from iBooks.

To find out more and to access the link head to – 
Responsible tourism on iBooks

It is also available as a pdf from 
TourFish | Sidmouth Drill Hall Hub CIC

The TourFish project brought 8 partner organisations together from the UK, France, Belgium and the Netherlands over 18 months to research and share knowledge on, and devise and deliver projects related to inshore fishing and the small-scale fisheries sector (SSF), agri-food, coastal resilience, and rural economic growth.

Funded by the EU ERDF Interreg IVa ‘2 Seas’ programme, TourFish realised a number of outcomes and outputs which are discussed in detail in the final project report compiled and published by the University of Greenwich –
‘Responsible Tourism: A Guide for Tourism and Sustainability in Small-Scale Fisheries and Agri-Food’.

Part of the TourFish project was the commissioning of a report on the viability of the restoration of Sidmouth Drill Hall which became an ‘Economic Evidence Report’ which can be downloaded here 
Economic Evidence Report | Sidmouth Drill Hall Hub CIC

We will now look to offer these reports to policymakers in Sidmouth and East Devon as contributions to new and ongoing initiatives including the Sidmouth Beach Management Plan and Port Royal Scoping Study, and in particular to the Sidmouth Town Council Neighbourhood Plan.


It is vital that everyone gets behind the Neighbourhood Plan and we hope that the work that we have done to date will contribute to and be an asset to it.

Thank you to all those that came along and joined us at Kennaway House on Wednesday night as part of Sidmouth Climate Week 2016. As discussed then, we will continue our contact and work with a number of partners including the NEF.

We hope you managed to get to taste the locally caught fish provided by Sidmouth Trawlers, part of a growing network of seafood producers and suppliers in coastal towns and villages across Devon.

We very much welcome any feedback on the Responsible Tourism Guide and the Economic Evidence Report, so please do get in touch.

Thank you.

Sidmouth Drill Hall Hub CIC | Promoting positive regeneration
info@sidmouthdrillhall.org
 


Sidmouth Drill Hall latest: TourFish RT Guide now on iBooks | Save Our Sidmouth


See also:
Futures Forum: TourFish @ Greenwich Maritime Centre
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