New insurance policies to help grooms injured at work
The British Grooms Association has raised concerns over the increasing number of uninsured grooms who are running into financial difficulties after being injured at work
British Grooms Association
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British Grooms Association gives free membership to group of apprentices
The British Grooms Association has announced that it will be giving free membership to equine apprentices at Haddon Training, Wiltshire, in an effort to support a group of young grooms
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British Grooms Association and Showing Council join BEF
The British Grooms Association and the Showing Council have become members of the British Equestrian Federation
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Free online career advice for freelance grooms
Grooms hoping to go freelance can now get free online business and career advice from the British Grooms Association
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Equine nutrition qualification created for BGA members
Spillers has introduced an equine nutrition qualification exclusively for British Grooms Association members
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Grooms warned to have correct insurance
The British Grooms Association (BGA) is warning members they may lose money if they are not properly insured
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Groom wins £3,000 after employer failed to provide written contract
Employers are being warned they may be breaking the law if they do not provide their staff with a written contract of employment
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New chairman for British Grooms Association
John Smales, former chief executive of the International League for the Protection of Horses, is to become the new chairman of The British Grooms Association
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British Grooms
More than 130 grooms have signed up to the new British Grooms
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British Grooms Association launched at Badminton
The new British Grooms Association has been launched at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials today
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Ask H&H: What is the equine skills CV?
Horse & Hound finds out all you need to know about the Equine Skills CV, which is being launched in July by the British Grooms' Association
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Grooms sign up for representation
The British Horse Society’s register of grooms and the embryonic British Grooms’ Association are both receiving good levels of support
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Grooms to get own association
Grooms are being encourage to join a new association which is being set up to look after their interests
