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Skills Support for the Workforce adapt delivery to meet business needs through COVID 19.

Skills Support for the Workforce adapt delivery to keep workplace training alive through COVID 19

NYBEP adapt to changing requirements of schools to continue careers education during lockdown.

North Yorkshire Business and Education Partnership (NYBEP) Enterprise Coordinators reach out to schools to understand how to adapt careers education through COVID 19.

Richmondshire Council receives funding for community projects

Funding extension for scheme supporting community projects

Ilke Homes supports Harrogate High School and Careers Leaders

Careers advice for high school students moves online

University boosts graduation bursary to support care experienced students through COVID 19

The University of York has announced it will boost its financial support for care experienced and estranged graduates this year, in response to the Covid-19 crisis.

Your Consortium works with projects to deliver support to young people and those furthest from the workplace through COVID 19.

Action Towards Inclusion and projects funded by European funded Community Grants, adapt delivery through COVID 19

People at risk of redundancy or newly unemployed can access the advice and support they need to get them back into employment

Government support through the Furlough Scheme has meant that employers have been able to keep people in jobs through the COVID-19 pandemic, but as this scheme winds down, we are starting to see redundancy and unemployment figures rise across the country and in our region.

Partnership working for ‘getting people back into work’

In July, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced a ‘plan to support, create and protect jobs’, building on the existing support offered by jobcentres.

Too Good To Go becomes official partner of Circular Yorkshire Month

Too Good To Go, the food app with a conscience, has today announced it is an official partners of  Circular Yorkshire Month

Ambitious green revolution is launched to kick-start the region’s post-Covid economy

A 10-year plan to transform the region into the UK hub for green innovation and enterprise has been launched by the University of York and a consortium of partners.

New job opportunities created that are greener, fairer and stronger

The York & North Yorkshire LEP’s Local Industrial Strategy has an ambitious vision to become England’s first carbon negative region, which we believe will facilitate the creation of new jobs that are greener and fairer.

How can the circular economy build economic resilience?

How Yorkshire can benefit from Circular Economy

The University of York Management School recently held a masterclass webinar in partnership with Circular Yorkshire.

More than £240,000 secured for green tech training

Two North Yorkshire colleges are to benefit from funding to provide electric vehicle training.

200 new jobs in North Yorkshire mine near Whitby

Anglo American’s Crop Nutrients business has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its Woodsmith Mine near Whitby.

Free training extended for businesses in the region to boost skills

The Skills Support for the Workforce programme has been extended to 2023

LEP responds to government announcements today on a major expansion of post-18 education and training

York & North Yorkshire LEP responds to government announcements today on a major expansion of post-18 education and training

Major study looks at how Yorkshire towns can prosper

Better digital connectivity, new networks of cycle and walkways and revamped outdoor spaces for entertainment and socialising are among a raft of recommendations aimed at boosting the long-term fortunes of North and East Yorkshire towns.

 

Town Centre Plans for Catterick

Catterick could get a new ‘town centre’ – to link the expanding garrison with the existing community - under major new plans announced this week.

York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership responds to extension of Bounce Back Loan Scheme

A joint-statement from David Kerfoot MBE DL, Chair of York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership, and Richard Shaw, Chair of the Business Board of York & North Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership.