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eshot - 28 September 2009
Join us for a Webinar on 30th September
11.00am – 12.15pm
Chamber Members – Free
Non-Members – £10.00 +VAT
Online sales continue to grow and trading online is proving an important part of business in 2009. Join the webinar and learn about the benefits of trading online.
Space is limited, so please click here to book your place now!
* Trade Mission to Libya * Lincolnshire Chamber AGM * Rural Redundant Building Grant * City MP’S Big Birthday Wish for St Barnabas * Networking Lunch * Go-Shop Lincoln * Credit Crunch Events * Christmas Market *
Trade Mission to Libya
WB Words are part of the Lincolnshire Chamber Business Savings Scheme, and are working with UKTI to coordinate a trade mission to Libya between the 25th and 28th of October. This mission is open to all businesses in the region, but is on a first come, first served basis. Please click here for more information.
Lincolnshire Chamber AGM
28th October 2009
12.00pm - 2.30pm
The Epic Centre, Lincolnshire Showground
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Rural Redundant Building Grant
Do you have any buildings that have outlived their former purposes, but have the potential for conversion or renovation into a new business use? If so, the Redundant Rural Building Grant could mean the difference between letting them fall into disrepair and finding a new useful economic life. Please click here for more information.
City MP’S Big Birthday Wish for St Barnabas
Gillian Merron MP for Lincoln mad a visit to Chamber Member St Barnabas hospice to present a cheque for £300.
The City MP, who turned 50 earlier this year, asked for donations to be made to this important local hospice, instead of presents for her big day.
Gillian Merron MP said, “St Barnabas is a much loved local charity and I am personally grateful for the work they have done in offering support and care to a number of friends of mine when they needed it most.
“It seemed fitting that I use my 50th birthday to raise funds for St Barnabas who have my continued support.”
Networking Lunch
21st October 2009
12.00pm - 2.00pm
The Brackenborough, Louth
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RNIB and Action for Blind People would like to invite you or member of you organisation to attend Go-Shop Lincoln on Wednesday the 21st of October 2009 at the White Hart Hotel, Bailgate, Lincoln. Please arrive for 9.30am for a 10.00am start, and the event finishes at 2.00pm.
Go! Shop is a new RNIB project that aims to engage with blind and partially sighted people and retailers with the aim of improving the retail experience for those with sight loss. There are 2 million visually impaired people in Britain who may want to become your customers. Are you doing your best to attract them?
This unique event will bring together local blind and partially sighted people, retailers, transport providers and financial services for a day of discussion and discovery.
To book a place or places for the event please contact Claire Kay on 01509 632400 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Please note places are limited for the event.
Navigating the Credit Crunch - Challenges and Opportunities
The Prince’s Trust Business Programme here in the East Midlands, is running a series of events in 2009/10 to help local entrepreneurs meet with specialist advisers and provide access clear, practical support that is available across all areas of business.
Attendance is free and enables you to access further consultancy support. It is on Tuesday the 6th of October 2009 from 9.00am – 11.30am at The Think Tank, Rushton Way, Lincoln LN6 7FL. Free refreshments will be served.
Contact Lisa Capell, Programme Executive, The Prince’s Trust, Unit 6 Faraday Court, 40 Conduit Street, Leicester, LE2 0JN. Telephone 0116 204 5576, or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information.
Businesses back Christmas Market
Proof that Lincolnshire is fighting back against the credit crunch has been shown in recent weeks, with more than £30,000 pledged by local businesses in support of the Christmas Market. Click here to read more.
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