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A free impartial service, offering support, signposting, relevant advice and information

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20/07/2026

Help shape the future of our County

Conwy County Borough Council and the Conwy and Denbighshire Public Services Board have recently launched two surveys seeking views on what people think about the County, its future, and their priorities for public services.

The responses will feed into an assessment of the County’s well-being and help inform public service improvements.

The surveys are open now and will close on Friday, 31 July 2026

COMPLETE THE SURVEY ONLINE HERE - https://tinyurl.com/waj9t5df

Paper copies available from any library in Conwy County or at Coed Pella. The surveys are available in other formats on request by contacting [email protected].

17/07/2026

Exciting opportunity for your business to appear on the brand new tourism website for Visit Conwy!
Have you signed up yet? Don’t miss out!

Whether you are upgrading an existing listing or joining us for the first time - There is still time to register!

**Memberships are now available on a pro rata basis for a 9-month term—giving you access to all the great benefits at a reduced rate **

Visitors search the Visit Conwy website for accommodation, attractions and activities, places to eat and more!

Why list your business?

Some of the benefits include:

Listing on the official destination website for Conwy County, attracting over 1.2 million page views annually
Improved online visibility and search engine rankings
Enhanced credibility and trust by being featured on an official tourism platform
Up to 4 dedicated social media posts per year, each reaching over 55,000 followers
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to promote your business.

Pro rata packages available from £90+vat for membership until 31st March 2027.

You can view full details of the features and benefits in our rate card and apply here - https://tinyurl.com/424tb9pa

In the meantime, if you would like to discuss anything, please contact us at [email protected] .

15/07/2026

Visitor Levy Consultation
DEADLINE APPROACHING
CONSULTATION ENDS 17th JULY 2026

On 14 May 2026, Council approved progression to a public consultation on the potential introduction of a Visitor Levy across the county. The consultation formally opened on 20 May 2026.

The consultation is open to all residents, visitors and businesses in Conwy and we would encourage you to take part and to promote it widely within your local areas.

The consultation can be accessed online via the Council’s website: https://bit.ly/4uzg8e7

Paper copies of the consultation will be available to collect and return at Tourist Information Centres, Conwy libraries, Conwy Business Centre, and Coed Pella Council Offices.

Responses are requested by no later than 17 July 2026

13/07/2026

Employing seasonal or temporary staff?
Check your pension duties

Businesses hiring seasonal summer staff should check their workplace pension automatic enrolment duties.

If you employ seasonal or temporary staff, you must assess them individually every time you pay them. This includes staff who work for you for a few days, a few weeks or several months.

Your assessment of who to put into a pension scheme may take more time and effort, as you will need to take into account:

that they may only work for you for short periods of time
that they may join and leave your employment in the middle of pay periods
that their earnings and hours vary

Use the Pensions Regulator’s seasonal and temporary staff tool, to work out what legal duties will apply to you and what you'll need to do.

READ MORE HERE - https://bit.ly/4gqeM14

10/07/2026

Webinar
Understanding Basic HR
Thursday 30th July - 1030am - 11.30am

Cost: Free

This webinar is designed to give small business owners a solid foundation in the basics of human resources, helping you manage your people more confidently and compliantly.

We’ll walk you through the key areas every employer should understand – from recruitment and onboarding, to managing performance, handling absence, and understanding employee rights. You’ll also learn about essential policies, legal responsibilities, and when to seek extra support.

Perfect for those new to HR or running a business without a dedicated HR team, this session will equip you with practical tools and knowledge to create a positive and legally compliant workplace.

Important - This event is for Welsh based small and medium-sized enterprises and is restricted to two delegates per business.

This event is delivered by Business Wales on behalf of the Welsh Government.

CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE - https://bit.ly/4fCDTgy

08/07/2026

- Youth Jobs Grant

The Youth Jobs Grant is being introduced by the UK Government.

If you're an employer and ready to hire someone aged 18 to 24 who has been on Universal Credit for six months or more and is looking for work, you could qualify for the Youth Jobs Grant of £3,000 per eligible hire.

Jobs must be at least 25 hours per week and expected to last at least 4 months to be eligible for a Youth Jobs Grant.

To find out more about how the Grant can help you with funding to recruit a young person, download the Youth Jobs Grant Toolkit - https://bit.ly/44L9ki2

For further information please select the following link:
Build Your Future Workforce - https://bit.ly/4aZtXL9

06/07/2026

FSB Toolkit
Get found online

With more people searching online for products and services every day, having a strong online presence is essential.

FSB’s Get Found Online toolkit brings together practical, step-by-step support to help your small business strengthen its online presence and attract more customers.

Inside, you'll find:

• A step-by-step guide to creating a website for your business.

• A quick SEO quiz to test your knowledge of getting found on Google.

• A simple walkthrough video to show you how to set up a page.

• An expert-led webinar to help you build a marketing strategy that works in 2026.

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your approach, you’ll get clear, actionable advice designed especially for small businesses.

Start building your online presence today.

EXPLORE THE TOOLKIT HERE - https://bit.ly/4uMNrdH

03/07/2026

Child Employment Permits - Information for Businesses

If you are employing a school aged child, you must have a permit in place before they start work. This applies to any business or individual employing a child who is of compulsory school age and works part time including:

 After school
 Weekends
 School holidays
This includes paid and unpaid work.

What you need to do:

 Apply for a permit before employment begins
 Wait for approval before the child starts work
 Make sure working hours and duties are within legal limits
 Complete a risk assessment

Why it matters - these rules are in place to make sure young people are:

 Safe
 Supported
 Able to continue their education

Failure to obtain a valid permit or comply with legal requirements may lead to a fine of up to £1000.

Apply now at
https://bit.ly/4tUMVcd

01/07/2026

Visitor Levy consultation event programme
Consultation ends on the 17th July 2026

On 14 May 2026, Council approved progression to a public consultation on the potential introduction of a Visitor Levy across the county. The consultation formally opened on 20 May 2026.

The consultation is open to all residents, visitors and businesses in Conwy and we would encourage you to take part and to promote it widely within your local areas.

The consultation can be accessed online via the Council’s website:https://bit.ly/4uzg8e7

Paper copies of the consultation will be available to collect and return at Tourist Information Centres, Conwy libraries, Conwy Business Centre, and Coed Pella Council Offices.

30/06/2026

STEAM Data Survey for Tourism – 2025 Figures

Calling the following businesses in Conwy County - attractions, self catering businesses, hotels and guest houses, camping and caravan sites

We are currently collecting tourism data from 2025.

Please help us by completing the STEAM survey - more details below

Tourism data across the UK is collated using a standard method (STEAM) so that we can compare and contrast destinations.

Collecting up to date tourism data is so important for Conwy. Tourism is a priority sector for the County, supporting over 12,000 jobs and contributing £1.3bn to the local economy. These statistics are collected via STEAM and used to attract and inform investors to the county, as well as supporting funding bids to external funding organisations. This data is therefore vital to securing investment and futureproofing the tourism industry in Conwy County.

The data we ask for is only based around visitor numbers, and we do not ask or look for any commercially sensitive information from you.

The data you supply will be compiled into a county return. Your individual data will not be shared with any other organisation.

You can read more about the STEAM model here:

https://tinyurl.com/3jhtht59

Please click on the link below to access the appropriate online form for your business

https://tinyurl.com/45yep6u5

Please can you complete the boxes covering the 12 months of 2025. You can submit the form online.

The deadline for submissions is Friday 3rd July 2026

Thank you

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