Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
This country is home to some of the best universities in the world and for the event organiser, they are increasingly providing some of the highest quality conference and events venues available
East Anglia is an inspiring region to hold an event and presents itself as great value for money. Visit Norfolk, Choose Suffolk and Visit Cambridge give an update on the latest in the area
Business tourism in the areas of Liverpool and Southport is booming thanks its range of top class conference and event venues and accommodation
Corporate responsibility and carbon reduction targets have started to influence purchasing decisions and this is no different for event buyers who demand a more ethical conference package
Birmingham is as a vibrant and successful global events destination which boasts an exceptional range of internationally-renowned venues and state-of-the-art conference facilities
London is soon to host some of the biggest events in the world. And with all eyes on the capital, many improvements are being made, from new transport links, new event venues and new hotels
There is no better time than 2011 for the business traveller to make the most of Scotland’s active pursuits as the entire country celebrates the Year of Active Scotland
Kent, known as the Garden of England, has breathtaking countryside dotted with orchards, vineyards, hop gardens, oast houses and more famously the White Cliffs of Dover
With a warm welcome, fine food and drink, and venues to suit all budgets and tastes, Scotland is the perfect place for your conference, meeting, incentive and event management needs
Being AIM accredited gives venues and suppliers a clear marketing advantage over non AIM accredited venues and product and service providers, says the Meetings Industry Association
Wales hosts a vast range of value-for-money venues for event buyers tasked with keeping costs down but standards high. We take a look at a few purse-friendly options
Through increased investment in infrastructure and a wide mix of dining options, hotels, entertainment and cultural offerings, seaside towns today rival even the most popular of conferencing cities
A rich cultural heritage, vibrant city life and nearby stunning beaches and coastline make Derry and Belfast in Northern Ireland unique and enjoyable conference and event destinations
The combination of expert staff, the advantages of a university setting, and a core focus on quality content have shown event organisers that academic venues are the ideal solution for their delegates
Whether you are looking for urban or rural scenery, a relaxed or an energetic atmosphere, the North West of England can offer whatever you need for your next conference or event
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