Wales Action Week 2016

October 13, 2016

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Wales Action Week uses the energy, skills, passion and expertise of business and employees to tackle an emerging social issue through a week long programme of activity. Wales Action Week 2016 is sponsored by Trivallis, Wales & West Utilities and 1st Solutions Employment & Training.

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