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Stronger Together
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Stronger Together

"We’re Stronger Together" A "She Can Prosper Digital Event" to be held on 16th September from 8.45am. The Institute for Fiscal Studies has reported that women will be one of the groups most affected economically by Covid 19. They report that Covid will have a significant effect on women’s earnings with one researcher suggesting that society was regressing to a 1950s way of living. The economic and social impact of Covid 19 cannot be ignored, women need to be able to access channels of suppo

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Kirklees College release new Adult Course Guide
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Kirklees College release new Adult Course Guide

Kirklees College has launched its Adult course guide for the 2020/21 academic year. The guide showcases the wide range of courses on offer, from one day courses through to evening classes and professional recognised certificates, to support learners in returning to education, self-improvement or a career change. The adult curriculum covers a variety of subject areas, including Business, Construction, Engineering, Hair and Beauty, Science, Hospitality and Catering, Teaching and more. The colle

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Leeds Cares expands Board of Trustees
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Leeds Cares expands Board of Trustees

Leeds Cares has announced three new trustees to the charity’s board with the appointments of Dean Hoyle, the founder of Card Factory; Heather Jackson, the Founder of Believe Corporate Relations - the home of Balanced Business; and Jasbir Singh Athwal DL, a business consultant and property developer. Hugely succeccessful and highly regarded within their fields, the independently appointed trustees bring a wealth of experience from the retail, commercial and business sectors thus supporting the c

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HR help and guidance
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HR help and guidance

The Importance of HR and Governance for Small Businesses By Sharon Pegg, Director Northern Powerhouse Consulting Ltd You may think governance is all about big corporations, but it’s relevant for businesses of any size, whether you have 10 employees or 1000. In a nutshell, governance is about making sure your business complies with the rules and regulations, and that it operates with the best interests of your employees, customers, and your other stakeholders at heart. If you think that gov

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Call for communities to work together and help prevent spread of Covid-19
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Call for communities to work together and help prevent spread of Covid-19

A rise in the number of cases of COVID-19 in parts of Leeds has prompted a call for communities to work together to help keep the city safe and prevent the virus spreading. The latest data and monitoring has enabled the Leeds Outbreak Control Board to quickly identify clusters of cases in neighbourhoods within Kirkstall, Harehills and surrounding areas. The city’s seven day rate has also been gradually increasing from 4.1 cases per 100,000 people early last week to 13.3 as of August 5 and rest

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Recession will drive record levels of Divorce
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Recession will drive record levels of Divorce

A forthcoming recession could see divorce rates surge, impacting tens of thousands of dependent children, according to divorce lawyers at Parker Bullen solicitors. With financial prosperity comes relationship harmony and a drop in divorce rates. But following the last two recessions, divorces rates rose by around 5%. In 2010, divorce rates rose by 4.9% following the 2008 – 2009 and rose by approximately 5% following the previous recession in 1990 – 1992. The biggest impact will fall on tens o

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Leeds receives £18.6m from Getting Building Fund to support Covid recovery
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Leeds receives £18.6m from Getting Building Fund to support Covid recovery

Leeds City Council has secured more than £18m from the government’s Getting Building Fund to deliver three regeneration projects that will boost economic growth and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, help to tackle climate change, and improve residents’ wellbeing. The council will receive a total of £18.604 million from the fund, as part of a successful £52.6 million bid made to government by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, on behalf of the region and its five local authorities. The f

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From Paris to Yorkshire
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From Paris to Yorkshire

When Leanne Pollard of Hattie Lloyd Home suggested she would like to interview Natalia Wilmott the Parisian turned Yorkshire business woman who expertly guides people towards meaningful gifts and interiors, we didn't hesitate to say "yes please". Natalia Wilmott shared her incredible journey from The Louve to York and how she was inspired to create two businesses by the things that lay close to her heart. Being an interiors geek, Yorkshire has been a fantastic place for me to meet other bril

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Lessons learnt in lockdown
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Lessons learnt in lockdown

Diane Watson has 27 years’ experience in the financial planning and advisory sector and after becoming one of a handful of female UK Principal Partners at St. James Place Wealth Management, thought it was time she shared her knowledge and insight with women of all ages to help them to become engaged with their own financial and general wellbeing. With this she launched She Can Prosper. 2020 - It isn't over yet! Describing this first half of the year as tough would be a serious understatement

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Tackling racism in the workplace
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Tackling racism in the workplace

Sharon Pegg, Director and Founder of the Northern Powerhouse Consulting HR organisation offers general and specialist advice in Wellbeing and Inclusion. Born and educated in Huddersfield, this respected business woman will be sharing a number of articles over the coming weeks. A Question of Bias: Tackling the scourge of racism in the workplace Recent events in the US and the resulting global protests have brought racism back into the headlines, and once again, we’re all having to confront s

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Meet the author
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Meet the author

Michelle Rawlins has been a national journalist for 25 years, as well as writing two books and teaching in the Journalism Studies department at the University of Sheffield. This has proved to be a particularly busy couple of months for Michelle with the launch of her book "Women of Steel" however our team member Mandy managed to catch up with her and learn more about her career path. I’ve always been fascinated by social history and listening to stories about how the past had impacted indivi

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Homelessness charity invites businesses to network in first virtual event
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Homelessness charity invites businesses to network in first virtual event

A homelessness charity has organised its first virtual networking group as part of its corporate partnership. West Yorkshire-based charity Simon on the Streets will hold the online event on Thursday 6th August at 1-2pm as part of its ‘5 for 5’ corporate support programme. 5 for 5 is designed to support Simon on the Streets in becoming more sustainable as a charity by asking businesses to join by donating £500 a year for a five-year period. The funds help the charity to continue to offer suppo

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