Online Safety Live - Bolton

Bringing the latest in Online Safety to your doorstep.

The UK Safer Internet Centre are delighted to partner with Bolton Safeguarding Children Partnership to deliver a FREE Online Safety update in a venue near you. Open to all who work with children and young people, this event will give you the latest in research, legislation, technology, tools and resources along with exclusive access to the presentation and resource materials. Safety online is constantly changing and the purpose of Online Safety Live events is to provide access to this information, right on people’s doorsteps. We understand that everyone is busy and the feedback has been clear that getting time away from work is a challenge – this is the why we have organised these events as short briefing sessions. They provide vital information, critically supplemented with access to detailed resources to review later. The team will also be available to answer any of your online safety queries or questions.

Delivered by the team at SWGfL, a charitable trust dedicated to empowering the safe and secure use of technology through innovative services, tools, content and policy, nationally and globally. We are proud to be a world leader in online child safety, a founding member of the UK Council for Child Internet Safety as well as an advisor to Governments and a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre. We have created award winning resources and services that especially help and support professionals working with children and young people.

The event is being held in the Lancaster Suite of Bolton Town Hall.

Driving and Parking: If you are driving to the event, please use BL1 1RU on your sat nav to find us. Find a list of town centre carparks here.

Bus and Train: Albert Halls is just an eight minute walk away from Bolton Transport Interchange which holds the bus terminal and train station. Visit the TFGM Journey Planner to plan your journey.

Accessibility: The venue is fully accessible with lifts.

We hope you can join us!

Host or Publisher UK Safer Internet Centre