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>USEFUL LINKS AND ASSOCIATED ORGANISATIONS
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The General Federation of Trade Unions (GFTU)
The General Federation of Trade Unions was established at a special Congress of the TUC held in 1899. It works to promote the interests and improve the workings of all its affiliated organisations and to improve the conditions of employment for members of its affiliated organisations.
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Morrish Solicitors LLP
Morrish
Solicitors began in 1882 and has over 100 years experience of delivering high
quality legal advice in equine law. We
are respected practitioners in personal injury law and employment rights on
behalf of Trade Unions and their members. We also provide a wide range of other
legal services for our clients.
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Racing Welfare
Our Mission is to provide the best possible services in order to promote the well-being of racing's people, including employers, employees, the injured and the retired. We provide support to individuals suffering injury, illness, distress, isolation, financial hardship or other disadvantage.
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The British Grooms Association
The British Grooms Association is the ‘Professional Membership Association’ for all grooms. Just some of the benefits of membership include: the quarterly magazine- British Grooms, tack shop discounts, exceptional personal accident insurance rates and a membership login on the website.
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The British Racing School
The British Racing School offers first class training to the racing industry both from it's cutting edge training facilities in Newmarket and from various locations around the country based on demand. Courses range from Trainers and Jockey courses to Racing Secretaries, Amateur and Point to Point Riders and Horses, Horse Handling, Transport Qualification, Pony Racing and much more.
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The Northern Racing College
The Northern Racing College, based at Rossington Hall, Doncaster offers outstanding training and facilities for existing racing employees and individuals wishing to enter the industry.
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Newmarket Racing Partnership
The Partnership brings together key groups and organisations, from and around the UK Thoroughbred Horseracing and Breeding Industry. It encourages and develops supportive responses to issues that may harm the wellbeing of racing people and the wider communities they are a part of, with a particular focus on addiction support and advice.
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Warwickshire College
A First for the Horseracing Industry
Get the best of both worlds- earn a higher education qualification in the Horseracing Industry without having to leave the yard. Warwickshire College have teamed up with the British Racing School to offer the country’s first Foundation Degree via distance learning in the Horseracing industry.
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Racing For Change
Racing for Change started by basing its key strategies upon detailed stakeholder and consumer consultation. Ideally, we like to communicate the RFC project in person and we will do this wherever we can, but with 22,000 people employed in the industry, the Internet is a perfect way to keep everyone up to date.
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The Horsemen's Group
The Horsemen’s Group represents British racehorse owners, trainers, jockeys, stable staff and thoroughbred breeders. Its constituent bodies are the Racehorse Owners Association, National Trainers Federation, Professional Jockeys Association, National Association of Stable Staff and Thoroughbred Breeders Association. The British Horseracing Authority governs and regulates horseracing in Great Britain but all commercial activity is the responsibility of Racing Enterprises Ltd (REL), a company owned equally by the Racecourse Association and the Horsemen’s Group.
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