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With an estimated £2 billion of unclaimed benefits in Wales, a renewed effort is underway to make sure people get the financial support they’re entitled to and maximise their household incomes. With a £36 million investment from the Welsh Government, free and confidential advice is available to guide people through the claims process through the Single Advice Fund income maximisation services. This is backed by the Welsh Government’s Claim What’s Yours national benefit take-up campaign...
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The Department of Business and Trade (DBT) are organising a series of roundtables on unpaid carers in employment throughout the UK. Providing care can cover many different circumstances, including providing support for an elderly parent, caring for a partner with a long term health condition or looking after a child with a disability. DBT want to hear from senior managers, HR leaders and trade and industry bodies about what has worked in supporting people to...
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The next Time to Talk Day is taking place on Thursday 6 February 2025. In Wales, Time to Talk Day is run by Time to Change Wales, Adferiad and Mind Cymru, and in partnership with the Co-op. The Time to Change Wales programme is funded by the Welsh Government. Time to Talk Day is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation. This Time to Talk Day, we’re asking people to get comfortable talking about mental health...
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January 2025 will see the launch of the Croeso 25, the next in the series of themed years from Visit Wales and their flagship marketing campaign for Wales, Hwyl (the Welsh word for fun) - which will focus on the feelings of fun and joy that you can experience "Only in Wales". Their toolkit for the Year of Croeso is now available, to help stakeholders shout even more loudly to the world about our unique...
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On 17 February, the world celebrates Global Tourism Resilience Day, designated by the United Nations General Assembly. For many developing countries, including the least developed countries, small island developing states, countries in Africa and middle-income countries, tourism is a major source of income, foreign currency earnings, tax revenue and employment. Because tourism connects people with nature, sustainable tourism has the unique ability to spur environmental responsibility and conservation. Sustainable tourism, including ecotourism, is a cross-cutting...
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The Wales Food and Drink Awards for 2025 are open for entries and nominations. The Awards see hundreds of Welsh producers and suppliers from across the sector, and every corner of Wales, join together each year to celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals who make the industry what it is today. Back for its fourth year, the event is attended by more than four hundred people, including leaders and pioneers who are driving further...
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From 31 January 2025, all European Union (EU) imports into Great Britain (GB) will require safety and security declarations. HMRC are supporting businesses to prepare for the new requirements. To find out more about the information you need to provide and the steps you can take to prepare, visit the safety and security page and Making an entry summary declaration on GOV.UK. There is a short video on YouTube for further information. If you’re ready...
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Free online courses for everyone to learn more about the special qualities of Wales. The Wales Ambassador Scheme is a set of free online courses that will introduce you to different areas and attractions in Wales. You can increase your knowledge of Wales and help others to get the most out of their visit. Everyone can benefit on this free online scheme. If you're a business owner, it's a great way to share the information...
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The Welsh Government have published a guide on how international workers can become familiar with their new communities and work environment. This guide provides wide-ranging information and useful links to help international workers in social care to get used to their new country, communities, and work environment. The guide includes information on: About your community Understanding Welsh culture and society Language Social Media Registration requirements in the UK Taxes and Utilities Driving in Wales Groups...
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Energy and Utility Skills invites industry stakeholders to take part in their online consultation for the Utility Network Design National Occupational Standards (NOS) review. The suite covers the design of utility networks to meet client and regulatory requirements. To access the online consultation and provide your feedback, please select the following link: Utility Network Design online consultation – closes 5pm Friday 17 January 2025. If you’d like to speak with someone at Energy & Utility...

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