Useful Links

Links to useful information and other relevant websites*

A selection of useful inks to websites containing further useful information

EHRC - Equality and Human rights Commisssion - visit

Guidance for small and medium sized businesses

http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/advice-and-guidance/here-for-business/guidance-for-small-and-medium-size-businesses/

HMRC E-Learning Course - visit

This site has useful tutorials on:

Starting in Business
Registering your self employment
What records should I keep?
What can I claim against my Income?
VAT registration
Becoming an Employer

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/courses/syob2/syob2/index.htm

Trades Union Congress - TUC - Britain at work - visit

With member unions representing over six and a half million working people, we campaign for a fair deal at work and for social justice at home and abroad.

Your future. Your choice. Your action - visit

In this day and age, learning new skills and making sure you have what it takes to succeed in the world of work has become more important than ever before.

www.yourfuturechoiceaction.org.uk

Best of the Bay, Colwyn Bay - visit

Colwyn Bay Business & Community - "Best of the Bay". Over 400 local businesses listed the biggest Colwyn Bay directory on the Internet.

North Wales Business Network - visit

Being active in BNI is like having up to 40 sales people working for you, because your fellow members will be carrying your cards and referring your business to people they meet.

South West Wales Spatial European Team - visit

The SET will provide expert guidance and information to those developing European projects and to those wanting to know more about European funding, including how to apply.

The Institute of Welsh Affairs - visit

The Institute of Welsh Affairs is an independent, membership-based think tank, dedicated to promoting the economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being of Wales.

Welsh Assembly Government - Digital Inclusion - Chwarae Teg response - download the PDF (File size: 479 KB)

Chwarae Teg has recently responded to a consultation on Delivering Digital Inclusion in Wales. In our response, we argue that a successful strategy will have a gender focus as more women are digitally excluded than men and face greater disadvantage as a result.

www.wales.gov.uk

A Member of Wales Quality Centre - visit

The Wales Quality Centre provides a range of solutions aimed at delivering excellence in today's workplace - from private and public sector to education.

UKRC's Progress Newsletter - visit

Here is the latest newsletter from the UK Resource Centre. The mission of the Centre is to advance gender equality in science, engineering and technology (SET). This publication provides the latest news on equality in the SET industries.

Click here to read the newsletter.

Women and Work Careers is a UK Commission For Employment and Skills online database - visit

Women and Work has helped to launch thousands of Women into more senior positions within traditionally male-dominated industries.

www.womenandworkcareers.org.uk

Changes announced to GEO's non-departmental public bodies - visit

Thursday 14th October 201 - changes have been announced to the two non-departmental public bodies sponsored by the Government Equalities Office (GEO). These changes are part of the cross-government review of all public bodies, set out in the Coalition Agreement.

www.equalities.gov.uk

The UK's fatherhood think-tank - visit

The Fatherhood Institute is the UK’s think tank for dads. The institute helps to shape policy for fathers. The site contains research, policy updates, case studies and news relating to this topic.