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GREATER BRIGHTON CITY REGION CAN LEAD THE UK FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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Gatwick Diamond Business Awards 2022 - How to Win Awards
Gatwick Diamond Business Awards 2022 - How to Win Awards
The Gatwick Diamond Business Awards celebrate people and businesses who have shown innovation and inspiration in their work, and have demonstrated a real commitment to the region.
The awards have become one of the region's premier business occasions - celebrating the best of the best across the Gatwick Diamond.
Now in their fourteenth year, there is a wealth of experience from winners and judges that can help you to achieve in these, or any other Business Awards programme.
To help you, we are running an online Seminar entitled "How to Win Awards". This will be an interactive session for you to understand:
The point of entering
How to differentiate what you do
What the judges are looking for
What do Winners do?
To find out more about the seminar, click here.
Details of the Award categories, sponsors and key dates are at – GDBA2022
Q&A: Joining Peer Networks – how can it help my business?
Peer Networks is a national peer-to-peer networking programme for small business leaders that want to grow and develop their organisation for future success.
MAG collaborates with UN environment initiative Playing For The Planet
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Have your say on improving travel for everyone in a more inclusive and liveable city
From Brighton with Love - Your Questions Answered: Employing non-UK citizens here and abroad
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Hundreds of adult return journeys now possible using Tap On, Tap Off
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Local vegan mayonnaise brand BeSaucy has been awarded two coveted stars at this year’s Guild of Fine Food Great Taste Awards.
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Western Road Traffic Changes Consultation open from 24 September and 15 October 2021
The Western Road Traffic Changes Consultation is open from 24 September and 15 October 2021.
The changes include:
• Simplification of the road layout with a central strip provided to help with pedestrian crossing. Other crossings would also be provided
• Extension to pavement either side of the crossing between Imperial Arcade and Churchill Square. This is designed to make it easier to cross between buses
• Removal of Clarence Square bus stops. This is because they are very close to Churchill Square and it will help provide additional pavement space
• Relocation of westbound Waitrose bus stop to near the junction with Sillwood Road
• Redesign of the Dyke Road junction with Western Road. This would remove the traffic lights and make Dyke Road a priority (‘give way’) junction but with traffic light crossings being retained on Western Road for pedestrians. This change will reduce waiting time for pedestrians at the Clock Tower and speed up bus journeys through the area. The bus only restriction would be relocated from Churchill Square to the Clock Tower with access to Queen Square instead being provided via Dyke Road
• Additional cycle parking, seating and tree planting
• A new loading bay on the north side of Western Road to the west of Hampton Place
To find out more click here for the information sheet.
To submit to the consultation - click here.