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Yorkshire and Humber

This page will feature all the latest news and events taking place in Yorkshire and Humber.

News and events

  • Read the latest LandSkills Yorkshire and Humber newsletter...

  • Yorkshire and Humber poultry producers must act now to access funding before the new 'Broiler Welfare Directive' comes in.  Read more...

  • Everyone is advised to make a will and revise it regularly. But that message is all the more important for farmers as 'succession planning' can be complex and costly if not looked at carefully, warned Lantra Sector Skills Council today (19 May 2010). Read more...

  • Beef Expo - 27 May 2010, Hexham Auction Mart - Find out more about the LandSkills funded FarmSkills initiative which is attending the event and presenting a workshop on herd health.
  • Fit for future workshops - An opportunity for top managers to step away from the office and pin-point where the office is now, where it needs to be and how it's going to get there.
  • Farmers, foresters and growers in Yorkshire and Humber now have less than one year to access a £3m funding pot.  Read more...

 

Funding

LandkSkills Yorkshire and Humber delivers sustainable business benefits to the regions agricultural, horticultural and forestry industries. Click on the box below for more information on how you could benefit from up to 70% funding...

 

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Women and Work offers a £450 training grant to women working in male dominated industries such as agriculture. Click the box below for more information...

 

Funding available to women working in male dominated industries in Yorkshire and Humber...

Regional Partnership Manager: Jacqui Bruce

Regional Partnership Manager Jacqui Bruce

Jacqui Bruce is the Regional Partnership manager for the Yorkshire and Humber. 

Her role is to increase the investment in skills by employers and influence the regional agencies so they understand the needs of our diverse industries.

 

Skills assessment

In October 2009 Lantra revealed its latest research report: A Skills Assessment for the Environmental and Land-based Sector.

 

The research sets out the skills gaps and shortages of the current workforce and identifies the projected skills needs through to 2017.

 

Based upon a comprehensive review of changes and evidence that has emerged over the past year, the report provides the vital labour market intelligence to ensure that government, employers, individuals and other stakeholders are able to make appropriate investments in skills so that this vital sector can thrive and grow.