
East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change
Tue 6 Oct · 09:30
Coldharbour Farm Shop And Field Kitchen
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Explore how to prepare your business for an evolving climate with this practical session and workshop. Join us on Tuesday 6 October from 9.30 at Coldharbour Farmshop and Field Kitchen (https://coldharbourfarmshop.co.uk/) (please note the venue change) for the East Devon Tourism Network's Q3 event, Weathering the change - preparing your business for an evolving climate, where we'll explore practical ways to prepare your business for a changing climate, and why that matters now. It's easy to think of climate change as just an environmental concern - yet it's also a business one. From transport infrastructure strain affecting visitor access in summer and winter, to supply chain pressures facing pubs, restaurants, and agriculture-adjacent businesses, the impacts can already be seen across East Devon's tourism and hospitality sector. If the prolonged heatwave this summer taught us anything, it's that we need to move beyond compliance and abstract targets, towards practical tools to identify what matters most to your business - and leave with clear priorities to put into action. Fraser Browning | Kurb Carbon, Exeter (https://www.linkedin.com/in/fraser-browning-7a2282104/) Fraser founded Kurb Carbon in 2025 to find new ways of sharing sustainability knowledge with those who need it, helping businesses embed sustainable best practice into their organisations. With a decade of experience spanning compliance, consultancy, carbon accounting, and strategy across sectors including hospitality, construction, social housing, and manufacturing, Fraser brings practical ideas rooted in what businesses actually need. In this interactive workshop, Fraser will guide attendees through identifying the climate-related impacts most relevant to their business, drawing on examples from leading brands who have taken a proactive approach to a changing climate. You'll also see a live demonstration of an Event Carbon Calculator, measuring the footprint of the event in real time using attendees' own devices. Following the workshop We’ll be asking ‘How was summer for you?’ and share insights from across Devon’s tourism businesses with statistics provided from T-Stats (https://t-stats.co.uk/) and Devon’s Top Attractions (https://www.devonstopattractions.co.uk/). Don’t forget to also bring your questions and discussion topics for our Any Other Business section to share with the group. Event logistics and additional information Toilets Accessible toilet facilities and step-free access are available Directions + transport Car sharing or public transport is encouraged to minimise environmental impact. Public transport Think green always, and especially for this event! Information about public transport links can be found on the Devon County Council website. Why not buddy up and car share? Parking Plentiful parking is available on site. Accessibility Parking – there is plentiful parking with dedicated accessible parking bays. Access to the Field Kitchen is via a gently sloping ramp on to decking with a large doorway, suitable for elderly, disabled and wheelchair-bound customers. The interior floor is level. The dedicated accessible toilet is easily accessed and spacious. The toilet has colour coded accessories to aid partially sighted customers. Please note that access to the Farm Shop is up 4 wooden steps from the car-park. Please see the dedicated accessibility pages on the Coldharbour website (https://coldharbourfarmshop.co.uk/accessibility/). Refreshments Tea, coffee, and refreshments will be provided. EDTN events are FREE to attend but advance booking is required for all events and spaces are limited. Please note that events are exclusive to tourism and hospitality businesses and those who directly serve them. About the East Devon Tourism Network (EDTN) The Network strives to empower the East Devon tourism and hospitality sector by enhancing its growth, elevating quality and accessibility, supporting our district's businesses, CICs, and not-for-profits to achieve net zero, and fostering a culture of collaboration.
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Frequently asked questions
East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 09:30.
East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change is held at Coldharbour Farm Shop And Field Kitchen in Exeter (Slade Road, Ottery Saint Mary, EX11 1QL).
Entry to East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change is free.
Tickets for East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change
About This Event
Explore how to prepare your business for an evolving climate with this practical session and workshop.
Join us on Tuesday 6 October from 9.30 at Coldharbour Farmshop and Field Kitchen (https://coldharbourfarmshop.co.uk/) (please note the venue change) for the East Devon Tourism Network's Q3 event, Weathering the change - preparing your business for an evolving climate, where we'll explore practical ways to prepare your business for a changing climate, and why that matters now.
It's easy to think of climate change as just an environmental concern - yet it's also a business one. From transport infrastructure strain affecting visitor access in summer and winter, to supply chain pressures facing pubs, restaurants, and agriculture-adjacent businesses, the impacts can already be seen across East Devon's tourism and hospitality sector. If the prolonged heatwave this summer taught us anything, it's that we need to move beyond compliance and abstract targets, towards practical tools to identify what matters most to your business - and leave with clear priorities to put into action.
Fraser Browning | Kurb Carbon, Exeter (https://www.linkedin.com/in/fraser-browning-7a2282104/) Fraser founded Kurb Carbon in 2025 to find new ways of sharing sustainability knowledge with those who need it, helping businesses embed sustainable best practice into their organisations. With a decade of experience spanning compliance, consultancy, carbon accounting, and strategy across sectors including hospitality, construction, social housing, and manufacturing, Fraser brings practical ideas rooted in what businesses actually need.
In this interactive workshop, Fraser will guide attendees through identifying the climate-related impacts most relevant to their business, drawing on examples from leading brands who have taken a proactive approach to a changing climate. You'll also see a live demonstration of an Event Carbon Calculator, measuring the footprint of the event in real time using attendees' own devices.
Following the workshop
We’ll be asking ‘How was summer for you?’ and share insights from across Devon’s tourism businesses with statistics provided from T-Stats (https://t-stats.co.uk/) and Devon’s Top Attractions (https://www.devonstopattractions.co.uk/). Don’t forget to also bring your questions and discussion topics for our Any Other Business section to share with the group.
Event logistics and additional information
Toilets
Accessible toilet facilities and step-free access are available
Directions + transport
Car sharing or public transport is encouraged to minimise environmental impact.
Public transport
Think green always, and especially for this event!
Information about public transport links can be found on the Devon County Council website.
Why not buddy up and car share?
Parking
Plentiful parking is available on site.
Accessibility
Parking – there is plentiful parking with dedicated accessible parking bays.
Access to the Field Kitchen is via a gently sloping ramp on to decking with a large doorway, suitable for elderly, disabled and wheelchair-bound customers. The interior floor is level.
The dedicated accessible toilet is easily accessed and spacious. The toilet has colour coded accessories to aid partially sighted customers.
Please note that access to the Farm Shop is up 4 wooden steps from the car-park.
Please see the dedicated accessibility pages on the Coldharbour website (https://coldharbourfarmshop.co.uk/accessibility/).
Refreshments
Tea, coffee, and refreshments will be provided.
EDTN events are FREE to attend but advance booking is required for all events and spaces are limited.
Please note that events are exclusive to tourism and hospitality businesses and those who directly serve them.
About the East Devon Tourism Network (EDTN)
The Network strives to empower the East Devon tourism and hospitality sector by enhancing its growth, elevating quality and accessibility, supporting our district's businesses, CICs, and not-for-profits to achieve net zero, and fostering a culture of collaboration.
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Coldharbour Farm Shop And Field KitchenSlade Road, Ottery Saint Mary, EX11 1QL
Ottery St Mary, Exeter
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When is East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change?
East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 09:30.
Where is East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change taking place?
East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change is held at Coldharbour Farm Shop And Field Kitchen in Exeter (Slade Road, Ottery Saint Mary, EX11 1QL).
How much are tickets for East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change?
Entry to East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change is free.
How do I get tickets for East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change?
Tickets for East Devon Tourism Network - Weathering the Change can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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