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Welcome from the Chairman - Peter Ryland

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  Industry, Commerce and Transportation Committee Neighbourhood Plan Forum and Saltash Town Centre Improvement Group (STIG)

We also have links to Plymouth Chamber, and liase with the other local Chambers. We liaise also with Saltash Town Council on behalf of our members.

I have lived in and around Saltash for most of the last 40 years and have been involved with various business premises. I am also actively involved in the community being Joint Chairman of Saltash Town Centre Improvement Group (STIG) and a Director of Community Enterprises PL12 . In my working life, having come down from University, I became a Valuer with the Plymouth City Council and from 1984 to 2000 was the Property Controller for Plymouth & South Devon Co-op. I therefore have knowledge of both property and retail terminology. At 6’ 7” in height people seem to recognise me, I do stand out in the crowd. I believe in Saltash and will do all I can to ensure that the community has a strong future.

We are always looking for new members to join the Chamber, as the bigger we are, the stronger our voice

Businesses Working For Saltash

Supported by Saltash Chamber of Commerce and Saltash Town Council

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