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Visit Wales Industry Roadshow 2019 – save the dates!

Visit Wales will be on the road in October for the latest series of tourism industry roadshows. 

These half-day events will focus on the Future Priorities Action Plan for Tourism in Wales – which will be the successor to the current Tourism Strategy; Partnership for Growth. 

£16 million funding to support businesses for trading post-Brexit

The UK Government fund aims to help businesses train staff in making customs declarations, and to help businesses who support others to trade goods to invest in IT.

Businesses based in, or with a branch in, the UK can apply for funding ahead of the UK leaving the EU.

Horizon 2020 ICT Information and Consortia Building Event

This free to attend event is co-organised by the Welsh Government, Innovate UK, Knowledge Transfer Network, and Enterprise Europe Network and will give details about forthcoming H2020 ICT call topics, specifically the Software rel

Farm Shop and Deli Awards 2020

The Farm Shop and Deli Awards support and celebrate the UK’s independent, specialist retail market and are a fantastic way to showcase all the great work you and your team are doing nationally and with your local customers.

Network She – Women Mean Business Conference 2019

The Women Mean Business Conference 2019 (WMBC 2019) aims to help you get focused, stay focused, develop and execute your business plan, instil self-belief and confidence in a positive, supportive environment.

Go North Wales Tourism Awards 2019

The Awards will celebrate and recognise excellence in the region’s hospitality and tourism sectors. The awards will showcase and celebrate the achievements, hard work and dedication of those working in the industry.

Working in hot temperatures guidance

Although the Great British Summer often doesn't result in hot temperatures there will be times when the sun does come out and workers find themselves working in hot conditions. In the UK there is no maximum temperature that a workplace is allowed to be.

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