According to the Daily Post today, Denbighshire County Council say's that parts of Rhyl are still the unemployment capital of Wales. Click the link below to read more
Rhyl is still unemployment capital of Wales - North Wales News - News
Friday 20 May 2011
Tuesday 17 May 2011
Women Making a Difference - Engendering Change Summer Courses
For women who want to ‘make a difference’ in their communities and in public life in Wales
Following the success of our previous Engendering Change courses we are delighted to announce the dates and venue of a number of new courses to be held across Wales this summer.
This unique training programme gives women, particularly those women who are currently underrepresented in civic society because of race, religion, disability, sexuality or age the confidence and skills to take a more active role as leaders in their in their community as well as public and political life in Wales. Giving women a voice in the decision making process.
The training is FREE, a crèche is provided (or childcare costs covered) and transport and access costs reimbursed.
May 2011:
Young People’s Engendering Change, Mold, Flintshire
Four consecutive days : 31 May to 3 June (inclusive) between 9.00am - 4.00pm
For young people between the ages of 16 and 21, both male and female.
June 2011:
Engendering Change, The Lighthouse, Llanelli
Tuesdays, 9.30am – 3.00pm starting 7th June for five weeks.
Engendering Change, WEA Swansea
Wednesdays, 9.30am – 3.00pm starting 8th June for five weeks.
July / August 2011:
Engendering Change, Adamsdown Resource Centre, Cardiff
Saturday mornings, starting late July and running through the summer holidays.
Do you have any contacts who would like to enrol on any of these courses? Please feel free to circulate this information to any women (or young men where applicable) you think would be interested in taking part.
For more details and an application form please contact Jane Fisher either by e-mail: wmad@btconnect.com or phone 029 2022 1965.
Closing dates apply and are usually two weeks before the start date of each course. Places are limited - there will be a maximum of 20 on each of the training courses - so it is recommended that places are booked early.
Following the success of our previous Engendering Change courses we are delighted to announce the dates and venue of a number of new courses to be held across Wales this summer.
This unique training programme gives women, particularly those women who are currently underrepresented in civic society because of race, religion, disability, sexuality or age the confidence and skills to take a more active role as leaders in their in their community as well as public and political life in Wales. Giving women a voice in the decision making process.
The training is FREE, a crèche is provided (or childcare costs covered) and transport and access costs reimbursed.
May 2011:
Young People’s Engendering Change, Mold, Flintshire
Four consecutive days : 31 May to 3 June (inclusive) between 9.00am - 4.00pm
For young people between the ages of 16 and 21, both male and female.
June 2011:
Engendering Change, The Lighthouse, Llanelli
Tuesdays, 9.30am – 3.00pm starting 7th June for five weeks.
Engendering Change, WEA Swansea
Wednesdays, 9.30am – 3.00pm starting 8th June for five weeks.
July / August 2011:
Engendering Change, Adamsdown Resource Centre, Cardiff
Saturday mornings, starting late July and running through the summer holidays.
Do you have any contacts who would like to enrol on any of these courses? Please feel free to circulate this information to any women (or young men where applicable) you think would be interested in taking part.
For more details and an application form please contact Jane Fisher either by e-mail: wmad@btconnect.com or phone 029 2022 1965.
Closing dates apply and are usually two weeks before the start date of each course. Places are limited - there will be a maximum of 20 on each of the training courses - so it is recommended that places are booked early.
Tuesday 10 May 2011
Communities First backs campaign to bring back nit nurses at local school!
To see coverage of the event by ITV Wales go to http://www.itv.com/wales/nit-nurse-return10395/
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