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Eight kilometres of power lines to be removed from National Park after £22m investment The decision from Ofgem was welcomed by groups aiming to improve the scenery of the local environment Funding of more than £22million has been approved to remove almost 8km of overhead power lines from the National Park. (Image: ssen) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information ...
By Jake Bickerton2021-04-15T11:48:00+01:00 The two-year course has been developed by a group of hire companies and is aimed at helping school leavers get into the industry A group of hire companies, led by VMI, have launched the ”UK’s first apprenticeship standard for camera technicians.” The scheme is now open for registration, and will start on 21 Aug. VMI managing director, Barry Bassett, first started work on creating the scheme back in 2019, after contacted ScreenSkills to investigate the possibilities for setting up an apprenticeship standard for UK camera rental companies. A gr...
'It would have been nice to be back for Easter but we are happy to have a glimmer of hope' That was the message from Visual Impact boss Steve Robson this week after the government unveiled its Covid-19 roadmap to getting Britain going again. Steve, who criticised the government's policies before Christmas as small businesses were forced to close as supermarkets stayed open to sell clothes, books among other things. He joined other Isle of Wight businesspeople in calling for a reversal of the Lockdown 2 decision, but that fell on deaf ears and despite national petitions for more fairne...
The UK “Camera Tech” Apprenticeship Standard is searching for its first intake of apprentices. Originally planned for a 2020 start, the scheme will now look to get going in summer/autumn 2021 due to the uncertainty created by the pandemic. Four training providers are currently being appraised for the awarding of the contract to do the Apprenticeship training: West London College, London Skills Academy, All Spring Media and ETC. This will be awarded in March, leaving time to prepare course material for the formal launch. The first intake is expected to be brought in in September, with aro...