West Cheshire & North Wales Chamber of Commerce are holding a workshop next month about creating a clear business plan.

A new quarterly Connect and Collaborate Forum is being launched to support the BCP prevention strategy, which we’d like to highlight as an excellent opportunity for Community Micro-Enterprises to get involved with.

Community Matters are running their annual funding fair on 17th March, giving you the opportunity to hear directly from national funders about how to apply for their funding, and learn hints and tips for a successful bid.

The Cardiff Jobs Fair is happening this Thursday 5th February, and it’s the perfect excuse to get out, explore what’s going on locally, and soak up some good energy. Visit Community Catalysts on table 72.

Walfinch Home Care are running a great community event later this month to connect older residents with local community resources and services.

RCT Council’s Employment, Education, and Training (EET) Team, alongside their valued partners, are excited to host an upcoming jobs fair in February.

If you’re thinking about turning your idea into a business, come along to our free self-employment workshop next week.

The Kent team are really pleased to announce their first Community Micro-Enterprise networking meeting since moving over to Kent County Council, which is coming up later this month.

The Growth Hub have supported over 16,000 Gloucestershire businesses by providing free expert, tailored advice, training, resources, and support. They also run regular training workshops.

There will be two meet-ups in Kidlington and Wantage for community micro-enterprises in Oxfordshire this December!

The School for Social Entrepreneurs are running a workshop next March on how to discover and attain a wide range of funding sources for your organisation.

Community Action Network, the local infrastructure organisation for the Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole area, run a lot of interesting networks and events.