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UK Trading Standards and Licensing Regulations. “There is a lot of legislation surrounding the commercial sale of children’s toys and clothing and it has taken me months to get the correct paperwork and labelling for my tepees. Now I have this in place I can register my business and begin to trade and it is a great feeling.


“My fellow cohort members are very supportive and often I will meet with one or two of them for a ‘brainstorming’ session; which normally includes tea and cake but we are all focused on making our businesses a success and helping each other. It is good to meet for our group mentoring sessions and see just how far we have all come,” said Sue.


Emily Edwards enrolled on the course last year and has built her business ‘Wear them with love’ a bespoke support and tuition consultancy in baby sling wearing for families and healthcare professionals. Currently based in Oxfordshire, Emily is receiving mentoring with a business advisor as part of the programme.


“It is refreshing to be part of a group of people in the same situation, who are trying to build a business whilst living a military lifestyle. The course leaders are pragmatic and down to earth and have really helped me to focus and direct my business idea”, says Emily of ‘Wear them with love.’


If you have a business idea and would like to set up your own business but just do not know how to get started contact Lianne Bradbury the Armed Forces Co-ordinator at the University of Wolverhampton for details on how the programme can help you.


Telephone: 01902 321677 Email: mod-enquiries@wlv.ac.uk Web: www.wlv.ac.uk/ supportingtheunsunghero Facebook: https://www.facebook. com/supportingtheunsunghero Twitter:@unsunghero2014.


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