Members' Forum

All members of the Chamber may use the Forum for discussing the current topics, and new topics can be suggested for consideration by the forum moderator. Registration is required to contribute - Register Here.

Note that non-members may also apply. All applications are carefully checked.

Please use this tool to be heard and have a voice. The best thing would be to attend the meetings but the next best thing is to participate on the forum.

We can’t represent you if we don’t know what you want to say or know the facts.

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Welcome from the Chairman
William Cotton

Welcome to Saltash & District Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber has been in existence since 1950 and currently has 40 members. We represent our members on the Saltash Partnership, Mayfair Committee, Market & Coastal Town Initiative, Gateway to Cornwall Theme Group and the Industry, Commerce and Transportation Committee. We also have links to Plymouth Chamber, and liase with the other local Chambers. We liase also with Saltash Town Council on behalf of our members.
I personally have been a member for 18 years and my business, Cottons Taxis has traded locally for 35 years. In the past I have held the Chairman’s post and the Treasurer’s post.
We are always looking for new members to join the Chamber, as the bigger we are, the stronger our voice

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