Welcome to WomansWork

WomansWork is a free monthly resource for women. It provides support for start-ups, the self-employed, those wishing to get back into employment, those facing redundancy and established business-women, mums in business, arts & crafts and social enterprises in Suffolk, Norfolk, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Buckinghamshire areas.

Download the Notebook free of charge.

Derbyshire, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire: You are very welcome to send me your information to appear in the county nearest you.

Using the information you send every month, we gather together valuable training, news, information, opportunities, your events, selling opportunities, your websites, your books, job vacancies, worthy causes and networking events in your area and produce a downloadable newsletter called The Notebook.

As womens’ businesses can be so diverse it’s a fabulous place to highlight and promote your own businesses, events, requests etc. or if you have something to share with the WomansWork community. The list can be endless and all information is free to submit.

The website is a one-stop place for information, but also a great place to find direct links to organisations and businesses that support women every step of the way in their economic future. It’s all about women supporting women. Place your cursor over any button or link, then click to go directly to that persons website.

The deadline for the June edition is: 12 noon on Friday 25th May, no later, sooner if possible please.

To be reminded when the new Notebooks have been published each month, subscribe for free. You will be sent an email link to the website to download your latest copy of The Notebook each month. You can download as many county newsletters as you wish, especially useful if you live in or near bordering counties. This is also how you can send me your information to appear in the Notebooks.

Follow me on twitter @womansworkuk for updates

No information is passed on to third parties.