*In aid of Norfolk and Waveney Mind – Suggested Donation £10 Per Vehicle*

Parking onsite from 9:30am

Join us for this free webinar

What are the benefits of a positive work culture? Stronger teamworking, higher morale, better employee retention and increased productivity and efficiency – all of which are essential for business success.

But how do you foster a positive work culture?

We answer this question and more in a FREE webinar alongside Jodie Woodrow from Pure Executive and Tim Cornell from Planned Ascent. The webinar will be full of valuable insights and recommendations for you to implement in your business, and will cover:

• What is culture?
• Why has it never been more important than right now?
• What businesses should do to ensure that they have a positive culture that will contribute to business success

MAD-HR Director Charlotte Bate will be providing helpful tips and advice on this subject from an HR perspective.

Easton Campus Open Day 2015 – 7 June 2015

Venue: Easton Campus, Norfolk

Easton Campus Annual Open Day 2015 Sunday7th June – 10amto 4pm

Free Entry £6 per car, profits go to the following studentcharities:

Royal British Legion Priscilla Bacon Lodge

Our Annual Open Day on Sunday7th June 2015, gives everyone the chance to see for themselves how much thecollege has developed over the years. You canfind out about our courses andhave a go at the many activitieson offer.This will be an informative and fun day out for all the family.

We encourage you to bring your pets on the day, as wewillbe running a dog show andoffering general care advice forall pets.

Saturday 23rd March 2019 2.00pm – 5.00pm Ellough Park Raceway

Following the success of last year’s inaugural endurance go-karting event, we’re pleased to announce the event will return on Saturday 23rd March to Ellough Park Raceway, Beccles.

Teams, consisting of 2-5 drivers, will have two hours to complete the most laps before the clock stops, and the chequered flag is shown.

Perfect for team-building, the day includes:

• 2-hours racing with 390cc Sodi GT5 Karts
• Live race updates via TV monitors
• Safety briefing, clothing and equipment
• Pre-race practice session

Winners can celebrate in true Formula 1 style – the top three teams will receive trophies (and champagne) in our post-race podium ceremony.

To make things interesting, there will be a starting grid silent auction with the highest bidder awarded pole position.

The entry fee is £250 per team.

All proceeds from the event will support our Build The Nest campaign.

Larking Gowen, in partnership with the CLA, are hosting a brand new farming conference aimed at farmers, growers, landowners, and those involved in the agricultural sector.

Based at Trinity Park, attendees will hear from regional agricultural experts about current and important topics affecting the future of farming, with invaluable advice for a successful and sustainable future in farming, growing and land owning.

When?

Tuesday 4 October 2022, 8:30 – 15:30

Where?

Trinity Park, Felixstowe Road, Ipswich, IP3 8UH

Register now to book your place at one of the region’s most informative new events

For more information visit www.larking-gowen.co.uk/AFC

Book here!

Date and time: Tuesday 4 October 2022, 8:30 – 15:30

Location: Trinity Park, Felixstowe Road, Ipswich, IP3 8UH

The 2020s are the critical and decisive decade for climate change where we will need to reduce emissions to limit climate change and prepare for the unavoidable impacts. Impacts of climate change are pervasive for water issues and go beyond the problems of floods and droughts. At the COP26 meeting in Glasgow, there was a renewed attempt at highlighting the role of water in addressing climate change. The need for interdisciplinary solutions across a range of cross-cutting problems is only now appreciated. In this context, we invite you to this interdisciplinary conference held in Norwich from noon on 22nd June until 3:30 pm 23rd June 2022, hosted by the University of East Anglia’s Water Security Research Centre, the Anglian Centre for Water Studies, and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.​

Over this two-day event, we will share current understanding of water challenges and solutions, network across academia, industry, government and the third sector, and develop ideas and collaborations between experts to seek solutions to water challenges. Together with keynote talks, four themed sessions will focus on how climate change will impact water and health, nature-based solutions for water management, integrated assessment of adaptation options, urban-rural interdependencies, and the roles of all sectors in climate mitigation and adaptation.

Find out more – https://watersecurity.uea.ac.uk/critical-climate-decade-implications-for-water-conference/

To celebrate International Women’s Day NatWest is partnering with Norwich Community Sports Foundation to bring you an event where we will discuss and celebrate the ground-breaking work that is taking place to truly drive the greatest change for women.

Our 2019 focus is #BalanceforBetter. Better the balance, better the world. Join us in celebrating women’s achievements on Friday 8th March, below is a taster of what you can expect on the day:

Guest speaker – We will hear from a local business owner talking about her inspirational journey

A lively and informative panel discussion delving into this years IWD theme of #BalanceforBetter

The Agenda for the event is

0900 Arrive,  Registration & Networking

09:30 Guest Speakers

10:15 Panel Session #BlanceforBetter

11:00 Feedback, Marketplace & Networking

Ample Free parking

The Nest is found just past Norwich Airport on the left

Refreshments and light bites will be available on the day 

The Italian Lakes Cycle is a 4-day, multi-stage cycle event, covering approximately 320 miles, from Milan, around the lakes of Northern Italy, finishing at the stunning Lake Garda. Cycle through the hills and along the water by day and spend your evening by the lakeside sampling the famous Italian hospitality. 

What’s Included? • Full bike transport from the UK and back, if required • All accommodation • All meals except day 1 and 3 as specified in the itinerary • Complete transport of luggage between hotels during the ride • Full trip support including mechanics, first aid, drivers and full route support • Full TCX and GPX routes files with navigational turns • Water stops • Celebration meal in Lake Garda at the end of your ride

Option A – Minimum Sponsorship (Learn More) – Registration Fee £120  – Suggested Sponsorship £1760 

 Option B – Self-funding

– Registration Fee £120  – Self-funding £880 and raise as much sponsorship as you can! All you need to know – Italian Lakes Challenge To register for this amazing adventure please ​click here!

Run by Chapeau Events Ltd.

For any questions please contact Emma Benstead on:

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 01953 666767

Join Larking Gowen for their joint webinar with Barclays Business and The Bank of England, as they present ‘The Bank of England Economic Update’.

This 45 minute webinar will include a 30 minute presentation from The Bank of England and a chance for Q&A with our Bank of England speaker and local experts from Larking Gowen and Barclays that will help you plan and navigate through predicted changes for 2022 and beyond.

Book your place here! https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2468926294874200587?source=Norfolk+chamber 

Head over to The Place on Tuesdays throughout June to get some no-fee, no-obligation accountancy advice from Sharon of Mapus-Smith & Lemmon, a local accountancy firm based in King Street.

Dates & Times:

• 12th July | 10am – 2pm
• 19th July | 10am – 2pm
• 26th July | 10am – 2pm

Advice can include:

• Business plans and cash flows for new businesses
• Cash management, cost saving strategies and improving profits
• Tax planning including VAT and Making Tax Digital, Self-Assessment and Corporation Tax
• Setting up new accounting software
• Changing from self employment to a company

And lots more!

Delivered by Wellbeing Norfolk & Waveney, this training will equip learners with the tools to appropriately deal with wellbeing in the workplace and beyond.

Sessions will be held in The Place in King’s Lynn Town Centre (opposite Wilko) on the 20th July at 10:30am or 1:30pm.

Each session 1 to 1½ hours long, offering basic education about mental health, why people may struggle, and signs you may notice when someone is having a hard time. You will also learn how you might approach someone and start a conversation. Finally, you will learn about the Wellbeing Service and how they can offer support so you can effectively signpost.

You will receive a PDF booklet afterward with all the information covered in the training and a comprehensive FAQ with information about the Wellbeing Service and other services to help you signpost, as well as some resources to use in your workplace, business, or another community setting.

To book your session, email us: [email protected].