'Strip or start an escort agency', advises government career site In 2010 the UK Government banned adverts for strippers and lap dancers from job centres. Ms Davies added: "It beggars belief that advice is being given on an official Welsh Government website to help people get into the sex trade. These advice factsheets should be taken down from the Business Wales website immediately. Liberal Democrats' business spokeswoman Eluned Parrott said: "These are perfectly legitimate businesses. However I was very surprised to learn that these factsheets are offered to young people. The adult entertainment industry is just that - a field that is appropriate for adults. It should not be marketed as an aspirational career opportunity to potentially vulnerable young people. The website allowed young job hunters to download free "business start-up factsheets" including tips on how to cash in on the sex industry. It stated: "Strippers and lap dancers can expect to earn an average of £232 per evening. Annual incomes can range from £24,000 to £48,000. Some strippers will remain in underwear but others may become completely naked. Aspiring actors, models and artists may use stripping as a source of extra income while they try to establish themselves in the entertainment industry. Anyone wanting to begin an escort agency was advised "clients typically include single businessmen" and that "discretion and confidentiality" were highly important. It said: "Clients typically pay between £120-£250 per hour for an escort's time and company. It is an offence for an agency to cause or incite their escorts to act as prostitutes. Website links were provided to escort agencies Angels4you and Abbey Orchids, whose website promises "transsexual post-operation and submissive escorts." A handy erotic boutique help sheet said "the ability to talk openly about sex without embarrassment" would be a bonus for staff. Jobseekers were told that completing a comprehensive bra and lingerie fitting course may also help the business. It added: "The one-day course is only available to women." Anyone interested in running a lap dancing club was reminded: "The majority of customers at lap dancing clubs will be male and venues are particularly popular with stag parties." The "help with your business idea" section of the Business Wales website was taken offline yesterday by Welsh Government officials. A Welsh Government spokesman said: "Ministers have called for an urgent investigation. Immediate action was taken once we were made aware of the issue. Access to the fact sheets is being blocked. The fact sheets were among hundreds provided by an external third party provider COBRA which also provides business start up information to other Government organisations.