28th June 2015
Your Climate Yorkshire and Humber Partnership, the Environment Agency, Humber Local Enterprise Partnership, Associated British Ports (ABP), East Riding of Yorkshire Council, North East Lincolnshire Council and Hull City Council have produced a short film for small-and-medium-sized businesses to help them grow and boost competitiveness through increased resilience to extreme weather.
Introduced by Lord Haskins, chair of the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership, the film focuses on how the impacts from severe weather such as the tidal surge of December 2013 - can affect business premises, operations, supply chains, logistics, staff, markets, finances and insurance. The film also encourages local businesses to take advantage of the free online business resilience health check service to gain an insight into potential risks and receive practical advice on how to be prepared for extreme weather conditions.
To watch the film, go to;http://youtu.be/k37jOVcHDtc
For a business resilience health check, visit www.businessresiliencehealthcheck.co.uk and keep trading whatever the weather.
More UK locations will be part of Get Out Get Active’s (GOGA) success story over the next three years. Thousands more inactive people across 21 locations will benefit from the latest £5million programme funding. Today, Active Humber is delighted to announce North & North East Lincolnshire are successful locations.
Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire are undertaking a GP Appointment Review in order to capture the views and opinions of the public regarding booking appointments, waiting times and access to appointments.
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