The new Director General for the Office of the Third Sector, Rolande Anderson, will celebrate Devon’s brightest new social entrepreneurs when she opens Devon School for Social Entrepreneurs (Devon SSE) at a launch event at Dartington Hall on 12th January 2010.
A range of activities with a real sense of fun and enjoyment, for all organisations or individuals. This may be to learn new skills, staff motivation, a bit of fun or simply to get to know one another. Come and enjoy any of our range of activities in beautiful surroundings with relaxed and friendly instructors.
The results are in for the Dartington Photographer of the year competition and we have two brilliant new winners, Marcus Crouch (22) and Tilly May (24) who have both won a £2,500 bursary and a yearlong commission to create an image library of original and innovative photographs documenting the life of Dartington and the beauty of the region.
Dartington would like to welcome Rita Cumming to the new post of Director of Fundraising and Communications, as she returns to the UK after 30+ years in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Rupert and Claire Callender, the husband and wife team behind The Green Funeral Company, have moved their unique and groundbreaking business from Cornwall to Dartington, where they intend to become part of a community working hard to deliver sustainable solutions to the pressing problem of life and death.
The largest straw bale building in Devon is being constructed on the Dartington Hall estate, as part of the new carbon and waste neutral community saw mill run by Greyfield Timber – a Dartington Land Scope project that will provide a year round supply of local, sustainable, and cost effective fuel to the Totnes and South Hams community.
Local landmark the Dartington Tweed Mill is re-opening after 12 years to house new Cider Press ecommerce business – powered from energy produced by the original water wheel.
The Dartington International Summer School has been mixing music with nature – in a week long ‘Sustainable Sound’ workshop based around the creation of musical instruments from found materials sourced from the Dartington estate, both natural and recycled.
Moor Trees, the first partners in Dartington’s rapidly growing Landscope project, are looking for a Tree Nursery Officer for their new nursery on the Dartington Hall Estate.
The Dartington Hall Trust is raising the stakes on their hunt to find the most exciting new photographer in the region – seeking ambitious and exciting individuals to compete for the photography commission of a lifetime…
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The Dartington Hall Trust is a registered charity no. 279756. Company no. 1485560. Registered Office: The Elmhirst Centre, Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon TQ9 6EL United Kingdom. Telephone 01803 847000; Fax 01803 847007;