Qualifications Wales has just launched a brand-new set of Learner Journeys to help learners get a clearer picture of all the vocational pathways available across different sectors.
They’re designed to make things simpler, support good choices, and help learners see where each route could take them.
Take a look at the journeys here
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November 26, 2025
OPERATION BULLSEYE – Qualifier events up to May 2026
OPERATION BULLSEYE is a unique darts event that pairs professional players with serving personnel and veterans in a knockout tournament like no other.
Details of registration for competitors, and all other events, can be found on the posters and within the below link.
More details to follow for spectators but it is shaping up to be a great event that is open to all three services and veterans, please share around your departments.
https://www.defencedartscommunity.co.uk/registration
Details of registration for competitors, and all other events, can be found on the posters and within the below link.
More details to follow for spectators but it is shaping up to be a great event that is open to all three services and veterans, please share around your departments.
https://www.defencedartscommunity.co.uk/registration
Scotland: Poppy Scotland Centenary Calendar 2026
The 2026 Centenary Calendar is here! Featuring artwork created by pupils across Scotland, it’s a unique way to support our work. Order your copy today and enjoy a year of creativity on every page.
Get your copy: https://www.poppyscotland.org.uk/.../centenary-calendar...
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November 25, 2025
North Yorkshire: Do you want to take small steps or big changes?
Please see attached a flyer for the ‘life chats’ that are available to anyone we would benefit from some support and direction to move forward positively with their life goals whether that be into education or employment
Information provided by North HIVE Hub
November 24, 2025
First Defence Finance: Resources from Safer Gambling Week
Last week marked Safer Gambling Week, and our colleagues at First Defence Finance (one of the three MOD-endorsed Credit Unions) have produced a booklet on this topic that can be viewed online at:
👉 https://heyzine.com/flip-book/FDFGamblingSupport
Read on for further information:
Weeton: Stay & Play session - UPDATE
The former HomeStart Play and stay sessions are now being held by AWS within the Children Centre every Thursday from 9am - 11am until further notice.
Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE
Weeton / Fylde: Council Transforms Waste Collections from Autumn 2026
Major Boost for Fylde’s Recycling as Council Transforms Waste Collections to Protect Environment
Fylde residents will soon benefit from a revolutionary transformation of waste and recycling services that will dramatically reduce environmental impact while making recycling easier than ever before.
From Autumn 2026, the grey and brown bins outside every home will switch roles in an innovative move approved by Tuesday’s Executive Committee. Residents will use their existing grey bins for paper and card recycling, benefiting from the extra capacity, while general waste moves to the brown bins.
This transformation arrives alongside weekly food waste collections, with every household receiving dedicated kitchen and outdoor caddies. The third of bin contents that’s actually food scraps will be transformed into renewable energy instead of harming our environment in landfill.
The changes, backed by over £1 million in government funding, mean Fylde can boost recycling rates from 40% towards the national 65% target without expensive new bins or reducing collection frequency.
Councillor Michelle Morris, Lead Member for Customer and Operational Services, said: “This smart bin swap is a win-win for our community. By simply switching which bin we use for what, we’ll dramatically increase recycling capacity while reducing general waste – a fantastic transformation that benefits everyone.”
Clear guidance and support will be provided to every household ahead of the changes, ensuring that all residents feel confident about this positive transformation for Fylde’s future.
To stay up to date with food waste collections, visit our dedicated webpage.
Fylde residents will soon benefit from a revolutionary transformation of waste and recycling services that will dramatically reduce environmental impact while making recycling easier than ever before.
From Autumn 2026, the grey and brown bins outside every home will switch roles in an innovative move approved by Tuesday’s Executive Committee. Residents will use their existing grey bins for paper and card recycling, benefiting from the extra capacity, while general waste moves to the brown bins.
This transformation arrives alongside weekly food waste collections, with every household receiving dedicated kitchen and outdoor caddies. The third of bin contents that’s actually food scraps will be transformed into renewable energy instead of harming our environment in landfill.
The changes, backed by over £1 million in government funding, mean Fylde can boost recycling rates from 40% towards the national 65% target without expensive new bins or reducing collection frequency.
Councillor Michelle Morris, Lead Member for Customer and Operational Services, said: “This smart bin swap is a win-win for our community. By simply switching which bin we use for what, we’ll dramatically increase recycling capacity while reducing general waste – a fantastic transformation that benefits everyone.”
Clear guidance and support will be provided to every household ahead of the changes, ensuring that all residents feel confident about this positive transformation for Fylde’s future.
To stay up to date with food waste collections, visit our dedicated webpage.
Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE
(source - News from Fylde Council)
North West Ambulance - EMT Apprenticeship opening in January 2026
Emergency Medical Technician - Job Description
To support candidates in applying, we will be holding two online Pre-Application Support Sessions via MS Teams with regards the role – the Support Sessions will provide further insight into the role and the entry requirements, as well as guidance on applying effectively. To join a session, a place can be booked on the preferred date at https://forms.office.com/e/YfBX9ea7Qg?origin=lprLink (or via the QR code on the attached flyer). Joining Instructions will then be sent out with the link to the session.
Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE
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