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29/06/2023

Tell your friends to tell their friends.
A great opportunity for free training and a guaranteed interview with Great Yarmouth and businesses Lowestoft at the end.
The skills shortages are real
- and so are the training and job openings.
Apply now: www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-boot camps/

You could be the solution for engineering businesses in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft desperate for good skilled workers.

APPLY today for 12 weeks' FREE engineering training and you could be starting a new career by September.

Tom Beales, director at Armultra in Great Yarmouth, said a skills shortage was seriously affecting local companies.

“We struggle to find skilled people in all areas. We can train people once they are here with the basic skills. We need people with the right attitude, who want to work, have an interest in the industry, ask questions and want to progress.”

Employers working with East Coast College East Suffolk Council Great Yarmouth Borough Council and New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership have come up with the fast-track training as one solution.
“As long as we, as a collective, can get more people into the industry, it is better for everyone. At the end of the first cohort, we will have 25-30 new people into the industry and there will be another 25-30 in the next cohort too,” Tom said.
APPLY now here: www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-bootcamps/
Harbour Radio

19/06/2023

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to access FREE engineering skills training to gain the right qualifications to join the workforces of a host of local companies.
APPLY today for a quick start on 11 weeks’ intensive training to be ready to start a new career in September.
A guaranteed interview for all successful candidates in companies working in renewables, marine, nuclear, defence, food, automotive and leisure.
Just click here to apply: www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-bootcamps/

Share to spread the word to help people make a new start on a promising career.

Seeking a start in engineering?
Key employment sectors in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft are suffering a worsening shortage of engineers and have come up with a solution working with East Coast College East Suffolk Council Great Yarmouth Borough Council Anglia LEP
They've opened the door on a fast-track entry into engineering with 11-weeks' engineering skills training starting very soon.

APPLY NOW to be among the first new engineers carving a career for the future in renewables, marine, nuclear, defence, food, automative and leisure.
Just click here to apply: https://www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-bootcamps/
A guaranteed job interview for every successful applicant with local companies.

12/06/2023

If you know any 19+ looking for a start in engineering, whether it’s a career change, move after college or returning to work after a break for whatever reason, tell them to sign up for a rare chance of FREE training with the guarantee of an interview with a Great Yarmouth or Lowestoft company for every successful candidate.
A rush of applications is expected - especially because local employers will be involved in the training because they need more skilled people at a time of spiralling skills shortages in the area.
Apply now: www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-Bootcamp/

Change your life TODAY. Start your new engineering career this month.

Sign up now for FREE intensive engineering skills training - with input from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft employers – starting in Lowestoft for anyone 19+.

The 11-weeks’ training is open to over 19s looking for a fresh start, change in career direction or is moving on from college.
The training has been set up in response to local businesses warning about engineering skills shortages.

All successful candidates will be offered an interview with businesses in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.

Don't scroll on - find out more and sign up here:

https://www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-bootcamps/

East Coast College East Suffolk Council

12/06/2023

Change your life TODAY. Start your new engineering career this month.

Sign up now for FREE intensive engineering skills training - with input from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft employers – starting in Lowestoft for anyone 19+.

The 11-weeks’ training is open to over 19s looking for a fresh start, change in career direction or is moving on from college.
The training has been set up in response to local businesses warning about engineering skills shortages.

All successful candidates will be offered an interview with businesses in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.

Don't scroll on - find out more and sign up here:

https://www.eastcoast.ac.uk/adult/skills-bootcamps/

East Coast College East Suffolk Council

27/10/2022

BBC Radio Norfolk's main story on this morning's breakfast show was the cost-of-living crisis.
Presenter Rob Butler spoke to The Inclusive Economy Projects Declan Jones about the worries of people he was helping at the drop-in centre at Shrublands, Gorleston.
Joining him was Debbie Watson, of Future Projects who explained how the people the project helps who are furthest from the employment market are facing even more barriers to gain skills to get back into work.
Travel and childcare costs are big issues for people volunteering to gain skills to get into work. Putting food on the table and paying bills is taking priority, she said.
Her advice for everyone was to go to the The Inclusive Economy Project gateway where all kinds of short and help are available.
https://iep.futureprojects.org.uk
or call 01493 419255 and ask for a member of The Inclusive Economy Project team.

You can listen to the chat with Declan and Debbie here from 137.46 minutes in to 146.16.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0d4gss2

Helping you match your interests and abilities with the training and jobs opportunities that you are passionate about

26/10/2022

Sometimes the highest hurdle is to ask for help when life is tough.
Everyone needs support and be shown where the next step to better things is and how to get there and make it through what might feel like an impossible situation.
The Inclusive Economy Project team is there with solutions when you might feel there are none.
Trust them to support you through.
Take that first step by registering here: https://iep.futureprojects.org.uk
Or call 01493 419255 and ask to speak to a member of the The Inclusive Economy Project team.

If you know anyone who needs this support, please share this with them or help them register or call. It could make all the difference to their lives.

Finding the right help can often feel like a struggle, but a point in the right direction can help.

Chris, 45, from King’s Lynn spent 11 years caring for his ex-partner, but when his relationship broke down, he was left unemployed and struggling mentally.

Finding a job was the last thing on his mind.

“My mental health was more of an issue than picking up work. Recovering from my breakdown was my main focus. At the time I didn’t think I had much in terms of a future, yet alone be seen to be employable.”

“The Inclusive Economy Project gave me the confidence and support to get back into work. I found there was no pressure, and it showed me there was light at the end of the tunnel. The help I got enabled me to do things in my own time frame, which was really helpful in-itself,” said Chris.

Since getting help from the Inclusive Economy Project Chris now works as a Winter Resilience Officer for Access Community Trust.

“The help I got has been pivotal in my return back to work. I feel I have a purpose again. It was really positive at a time when I felt so low and despondent.”

If you, like Chris did, need some support, at the Inclusive Economy Project we offer FREE support to anyone unemployed in Norfolk.

To access our help – register your details here: https://iep.futureprojects.org.uk
Or call, 01493 419255 and ask for a member of the Inclusive Economy Project team.

*Please share this post so it reaches the people who need our support.
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13/10/2022

The cost of living crisis is affecting everyone, but the long-term unemployed are finding it particularly tough.
We’re working with this project helping people without work for sometime to get back into work or training.
If you know anyone who could do with support to help them through the stages and over any hurdles, tell them about this project,
It’s there to make lives better.

Are you struggling with the cost of living?

If so, we can support you.

Our services are FREE to anyone unemployed in Norfolk.

To access our help - register your details here: https://iep.futureprojects.org.uk

Or call, 01493 419255 and ask for a member of the Inclusive Economy Project team.

*Please share this post so it reaches the people who need our support.

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16/09/2022

Are you a charity, organisation or individual passionate about helping the long-term unemployed in Norfolk?

If so, SHARE THIS POST.

The Inclusive Economy Project wants to connect with hard to reach individuals in Norfolk.

They offer FREE support to people who’ve been unemployed for a long time with things like - employment, learning and training opportunities.

But, it’s not all about jobs. Professionals also offer well-being and cost of living support.

TMS Media want to help spread the word – so the service reaches the people who need it.

Like and follow The Inclusive Economy Project to support the project. Every share is one step closer to reaching the right people.

Thank you 🙂

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15/09/2022

Flying the flag for virtual tenancies at OrbisEnergy in Lowestoft.

This morning we took advantage of TMS Media’s tenancy and held our morning PR catch up at the five story building overlooking the North Sea.

OrbisEnergy has become a hub for clean energy in the East of England housing some of the biggest names in the renewable energy industry.

Having a virtual office at OrbisEnergy is not only fantastic for networking, but gives businesses a footprint and address.

2022 has been a strong year for OrbisEnergy in terms of new tenancy and TMS Media are delighted to welcome four new tenants - AEP Global, Skanwear, Clean Power Lab and Vectur Energy Services.

Great to see the new tenants featured in the EDP: https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/business/four-firms-set-up-bases-at-oribis-energy-9262814

CLEANPOWERLAB Skanwear AEP Global OrbisEnergy

07/09/2022

Delighted to support another edition of Insight Energy out today with interviews, features and industry insight on the theme of energy expansion.

Our PR team Rachel Moore, Louisa Lay and Victoria Mayo enjoyed digging deep into the real issues for key industry leaders and hearing about so many growth plans of businesses targeting the east of England.

A pleasure to talk to North Sea Transition Authority, North Star, The SMS Group, Clarksons Port Services, Associated British Ports, Gibb Group Ltd, Fristads AB, Norwich Business School, Gardline Limited and ODE.

Big thanks to Pam Wilson from the BIG Partnership and Simon Belgard for setting up interviews.

A pleasure to work with effective PR professionals who understand exactly what we need, and that a deadline is a deadline.

And a big shout out to the most patient editor Sophie Stainthorpe - we got to the right cover design in the end!

No one will miss it.

Bring on issue No:10!

06/09/2022

One of the most enjoyable aspects of running a business in Great Yarmouth is opening our doors to young people for work experience.
All the team are so proud of how far Jaydn Johnson has come since he came for work experience from East Coast College Two years on, he’s become an integral - and paid - part of our team, ran his own successful videography business alongside his studies and notched up an impressive triple distinction star in his BTEC in creative media. He heads off to London to start his degree at the weekend at the prestigious Met Film School.
It’s been a total pleasure working with him. Looking forward to watching his career progress.
Good luck from all of us.

06/09/2022

What a summer the TMS Media team has had. Between producing college prospectuses, designing adverts, digital marketing, E-shots, websites and brochures for clients, our PR team has been out and about with media crews building our clients’ stories.
A trip offshore with offshore wind clients Vattenfall taking media crews to see wind in action was a highlight - as well as facilitating ITV Good Morning’s live seaside broadcast at Great Yarmouth.
Into a ‘new term’ here with a promise to put more effort into our social media.
Like builders and painters and decorators - we love working our magic on our clients’ image and reputation, and neglect our own.
We’ve got lots of interesting work ahead and want to talk about it.

04/05/2020

Join Dame Joan Collins in raising your glass - or mug - on Friday for the nation's VE Day toast, organised by Bruno Peek.
Women's war work will be remembered when the UK comes together at 3pm on Friday.
Listen to Dame Joan and Bruno talking about why they are doing what they are doing in this podcast by TMS Media's John Bultitude.

Pageantmaster Bruno Peek is preparing for the Nation's Toast which will be part of his VE Day 75 commemorations. Find out more about how we can all raise a glass to those who gave up so much during Wo

04/05/2020

Join the nation's VE Day toast led by Dame Joan Collins on Friday. Why we should all gather together, in our homes, and raise a glass - or mug - to remember those who gave so much.
Listen to Dame Joan and organiser Bruno Peek on this podcast our John Bultitude has made to promote the event.
As you can imagine,it's a bit busy at TMS Towers.
https://soundcloud.com/user-379475816/the-nations-toast

Pageantmaster Bruno Peek is preparing for the Nation's Toast which will be part of his VE Day 75 commemorations. Find out more about how we can all raise a glass to those who gave up so much during Wo

30/04/2020

TMS Media showbiz desk has been busy this week mixing with the stars for the best cause.
John Bultitude has been working with long-term client Bruno Peek on an alternative way for the nation to mark next Friday's 75th anniversary of VE Day after all the events he spent 18 months planning were cancelled.
Dame Joan Collins has stepped in to help and will be leading a national toast.
John has been rushed off his feet fixing up interviews and making sure Bruno's efforts get the media attention it deserves to get the UK on it feet to raise a glass - or mug - to thank those who gave so much.

Nation’s Toast organiser Bruno Peek is delighted that award-winning actress Dame Joan Collins has been named patron of this year’s VE Day celebrations.

16/04/2020

Something else we've been up to this week with our client Vattenfall
Our new TMS-er John Bultitude made this podcast to mark the launch of its supply chain report for its Norfolk Vanguard and Norfolk Boreas offshore wind farm projects.
So exciting to be in the 'vanguard' of the green energy revolution working with the people wanting to build the world's biggest wind farms off our coast and invest billions of pounds in the Norfolk and Suffolk economies.
If you're interested in offshore wind and how more local businesses can get involved in the industry, give it a listen.

As businesses across East Anglia are poised to join the wind power revolution, we looked at the work already being done by Vattenfall to engage with local businesses finding out more about their plans