Prince Charles meets Cornish businesses
November 19, 2010
Author: Hannah
While we’ve suffered a serious setback from the floods here at Eden, we know we’re not the only ones in Cornwall mopping up in the aftermath.
So we’re really pleased to be able to join local business leaders and the Prince of Wales today, to talk about how we can all work together to help the region recover. Chief Executive Tim Smit and Managing Director Gaynor Coley went along this afternoon to see Prince Charles in Lostwithiel, one of the Cornish towns badly affected by the water – and a place where lots of people at Eden work.
We hope we can put our heads together to see how we can collectively support the local community.
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