Council's enterprise academy offers support for student entrepreneurs

AS the impact of Covid-19 continue to hit young people’s economic prospects, the Belfast Enterprise Academy (BEA) is giving third level students invaluable support to become successful entrepreneurs.

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SETANTA Construction, which designs and manufactures timber frame homes, is creating 12 jobs at its Magherafelt workshop after securing £1 million of new contracts in Britain and France.

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Environmental, social and corporate investing – the new ballot box?

Peter McGahan 26 Oct, 2020

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Post Office £16m investment in ATM security

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THE Post Office has announced a £16 million investment that will result in it owning and operating around 1,400 free-to-use cash ATMs which will be fitted with the latest technology.

Call for expansion of support grants as retailers report significant drop in footfall

Ryan McAleer 24 Oct, 2020

THE trade body representing the north’s retailers has urged the Department for the Economy to expand the scope of its new business support measures to include shops hit by the latest round of Covid-19 restrictions.