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OPENING DOORS TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES

Current economic conditions are tough on businesses everywhere, so to help those working within Wales’ environmental and land-based industries, Lantra Sector Skills Council is throwing open the doors of its Builth Wells office during the Royal Welsh Show (July 19-22).Industry experts, training providers and staff from the Farming Connect Skills Development Programme, delivered by Lantra, are working together so that the show’s visitors can easily find out about the training and support that is available, or ask about the many rewarding environmental and land-based careers. Farmers and

OPENING DOORS TO NEW OPPORTUNITIES

Current economic conditions are tough on businesses everywhere, so to help those working within Wales’ environmental and land-based industries, Lantra Sector Skills Council is throwing open the doors of its Builth Wells office during the Royal Welsh Show (July 19-22).Industry experts, training providers and staff from the Farming Connect Skills Development Programme are working together so that the show’s visitors can easily find out about the training and support that is available to the sector, or ask about the many rewarding environmental and land-based careers, some of which will be

POULTRY PRODUCERS MUST ACT NOW FOR FUNDING

With new rules and regulations affecting broiler chicken producers, Lantra Sector Skills Council today (5 July) advised those in the West Midlands to act now and get funded training before it’s too late.Under the new ‘broiler welfare directive’ training will be legally required for all staff working with poultry raised for meat. To prepare broiler producers for the changes LandSkills West Midlands, managed by Lantra on behalf of the West Midlands Development Agency, is providing 80% funding towards progressive poultry courses delivered by MVP training. LandSkills West Midlands Programme

POULTRY PRODUCERS MUST ACT NOW FOR FUNDING

With new rules and regulations affecting broiler chicken producers, Lantra Sector Skills Council today (5 July) advised those in Yorkshire and Humber and midlands to act now and get funded training before it’s too late.Under the new ‘broiler welfare directive’ training will be legally required for all staff working with poultry raised for meat. To prepare broiler producers for the changes, LandSkills is providing 70% and in the West Midlands 80% funding towards progressive poultry courses delivered by MVP training. Lantra’s Agricultural Industry Partnership Manager, Laura Biddick-Bray, said:

POULTRY PRODUCERS MUST ACT NOW FOR FUNDING

With new rules and regulations affecting broiler chicken producers, Lantra Sector Skills Council today (5 July) advised those in the East Midlands to act now and get funded training before it’s too late.Under the new ‘broiler welfare directive’ training will be legally required for all staff working with poultry raised for meat. To prepare broiler producers for the changes LandSkills East Midlands, managed by Lantra on behalf of the East Midlands Development Agency, is providing 70% funding towards progressive poultry courses delivered by MVP training. LandSkills East Midlands Programme

POULTRY PRODUCERS MUST ACT NOW FOR FUNDING

With new rules and regulations affecting broiler chicken producers, Lantra Sector Skills Council today (28 June) advised those in Yorkshire and Humber to act now and get funded training before it’s too late.28 June 2010 PR 1361 Under the new ‘broiler welfare directive’ training will be legally required for all staff working with poultry raised for meat. To prepare broiler producers for the changes LandSkills Yorkshire and Humber, managed by Lantra on behalf of Yorkshire Forward as part of the Rural Development Programme for England, is providing 70% funding towards progressive poultry