In her second blog as WBC member of the month, Wendy Hallett discusses her experience of talking to year 10 and 6th form students during Enterprise Week.
This is the first of what I hope and expect will be a regular series of blogs, covering the things I’m responsible for here at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. But please don’t worry; it won’t be a series of links to government announcements strung together with the kind of snooze-inducing prose that…
Geraint Rennie, is taking part in a placement with David Hanson MP, as part of the Speakers Parliament Placement Scheme. In the second of our blogs on Parliament week, Geraint tells us what inspired him to get into politics.
Vincent Torr, is taking part in a placement with Andy Sawford MP, as part of the Speakers Parliament Placement Scheme. The Government Equalities Office has three paid internships as part of the scheme. To mark Parliament week, Vincent guest blogs on what he hopes to achieve from his placement.
Are you a culture or arts blogger? UK Blog Awards’ Gemma Pears explains why now’s the time to submit your blogs to the first national cross industry blog awards.
I’m Wendy Hallett, Women’s Business Council (WBC) member and Managing Director of Hallett Retail, a company I founded in 1999 after the birth of my second child, which inspired me to create a more flexible working approach for women in the workplace.
In the last of our City of Culture 2017 blogs, actor Michael Sheen shows his support for Swansea Bay’s bid and explains why his home town deserves to be the UK’s cultural flag bearer in 2017.
In the third of our City of Culture 2017 blogs, Fiona Allan, CEO of Leicester’s Curve Theatre explains how culture changes lives in Leicester and says the city is on the precipice of something really momentous.
In the second of our City of Culture 2017 blogs, Councillor Steven Bayes gets behind Hull’s bid and explains how the accolade would enrich the cities transformation in to a cultural capital.
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