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Picture a system where we know exactly what employers want and when they want it. There is no guesswork – just actual evidence. That’s what Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIP) encourage regional organisations across England to do: develop a plan

THESE TWO LATEST DEALS: SEE COOPER PARRY (CP) EXPAND INTO THE NORTHWEST POWERHOUSE AND THE UK’S ‘SILICON VALLEY’ QUADRUPLE CP’S SIZE IN LESS THAN 2 YEARS SINCE PE PARTNERSHIP UNDERPIN AIM TO BE THE NEXT-GEN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES GROUP (ACCOUNTANCY, WEALTH

We’re thrilled to invite you to our annual Guildford Santa Fun Run! You can choose from a 5k, or a 2.5k route, which is more suitable for buggies, wheelchairs, and furry Santa-paws –  so everyone can join in the fun.

Heavily signposted before the election and initiated almost immediately via the King’s Speech, it is time to get ready for the impact of the Employment Rights Act once it passes through parliament. We know what the expected changes are, the

Surrey County Council, in partnership with Surrey’s three leading universities – Royal Holloway, University of London; University for the Creative Arts; and the University of Surrey – is proud to announce the launch of a new Civic Agreement for Surrey.

Surrey-based Trafalgar Marquees is delighted to have won the Silver Corporate Social Responsibility Award in the 2024 SME Surrey Business Awards. The winners of these awards, designed to support and raise the profile of industrious, hardworking and enterprising SMEs in

“A laser focus on the student experience and preparing our students for an increasingly competitive job market will be key to ensuring that our university remains a Southeast regional powerhouse and exemplary national performer in the sector,” says the Vice-Chancellor

The CREST Business Awards programme, Surrey’s only green business awards, has announced its closure after supporting sustainable business practices in the region since 2020. The awards, run in association with the University of Surrey, were designed to celebrate and promote

Reacting to further detail on the announcement of reforms to the apprenticeship system in England, Alex Veitch, Director of Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said:    “Skills shortages continue to be a major concern for businesses and a

Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said:    “The Prime Minister rightly set out the importance of stabilising and growing the economy during his speech. Businesses stand ready to work in partnership with Government to reach those

Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the BCC, said:        “It was encouraging to hear the Chancellor recognising the huge potential of British business to grow the economy and her ambition to make that happen.    “Today’s speech has set the

Surrey County Council, in partnership with Surrey’s three leading universities – Royal Holloway, University of London; University for the Creative Arts; and the University of Surrey – is proud to announce the launch of a new Civic Agreement for Surrey.