You only live once so talk to someone www.bristol.gov.uk/malehealth Men's Health Week this year aims to get men and boys to think about their mental wellbeing and ask for help with any issues. Guys can find it difficult to put how they feel into words and are often unsure about asking for support.

If you are thinking about buying a website for your business, but are unsure where to start, this workshop will help you understand the key things you need to look out for before you spend any money.

Content:

• Domain name
• s/registration
• How the internet works
• Types of websites
• E-commerce
• Choosing a web develop

VENUE: BRAVE Enterprise, The Coach House, 2 Upper York Street, Bristol, BS2 8QN

If you are thinking about buying a website for your business, but are unsure where to start, this workshop will help you understand the key things you need to look out for before you spend any money.

Content:

• Domain name
• s/registration
• How the internet works
• Types of websites
• E-commerce
• Choosing a web develop

VENUE: BRAVE Enterprise, The Coach House, 2 Upper York Street, Bristol, BS2 8QN

Join us for the second Mayor's Question Time at the M-Shed Bristol (booking required)

The Mayor will respond to questions from Bristol citizens from 1945 to 2045 on Monday 17 June. To allow the Mayor to take as many questions as possible, please keep your questions brief and to the point.  Have a think about possible questions before you attend the event.

Book your place

Voscur’s Voice and Influence service is about ensuring that the voluntary and community sector (VCS) has a strong voice and is able to influence decisions affecting it.

Having a voice can mean many different things, but in the context of the VCS Assembly, we mean that the main issues and concerns affecting voluntary and community groups are heard by those with the power and authority to respond to these. The VCS in Bristol is very diverse so it is important that the 'voice' of the sector through the Assembly reflects the views of all, not just those with the loudest voices.

Did you know that over 25% of the population of Bristol volunteer?

We think that’s amazing and we want to celebrate!

We’re doing this by running an event on Friday 7^th June from 11am – 2pm at Hamilton House, Stokes Croft during national Volunteers’ Week 2013.

There will be stalls from organisations who are looking for volunteers, a human library of local volunteers, community art space and homebaking!

If you are in the very early stages of thinking about running your own business, this FREE seminar is an excellent introduction.

Content:

• The pros and cons of being your own boss
• How to measure success
• Is self employment right for you
• What kind of business is right for you
• Essential preparation
• Sources of help

VENUE: The Coach House, 2 Upper York Street, Bristol, BS2 8QN

COST: FREE

If you are in the very early stages of thinking about running your own business, this FREE seminar is an excellent introduction.

Content:

• The pros and cons of being your own boss
• How to measure success
• Is self employment right for you
• What kind of business is right for you
• Essential preparation
• Sources of help

VENUE: The Coach House, 2 Upper York Street, Bristol, BS2 8QN

COST: FREE

This free event is part of a wider series of workshops that we are running up and down the country during July to give demonstrations of some of the interactive tools and interactive workshops aimed at inspiring community energy projects.

The PlanLoCaL (Planning for Low Carbon Living) toolkit is aimed at community groups and organisations working at community level and all the resources are available to download for free from the website. They include template presentations, tools, guidance notes, videos and games.