Ballymena Business Centre Start Up Support
Ballymena Business Centre are delighted the £500 Seed Fund Start-Up Grant supported by The allaher Trust, is continuing to support local entrepreneurs on their start-up journey.
Ballymena Business Centre are delighted the £500 Seed Fund Start-Up Grant supported by The allaher Trust, is continuing to support local entrepreneurs on their start-up journey.
Congratulations to Kirsty Watson who was shortlisted for the Best Professional Support Executive, in the Northern Ireland’s leading business awards, the First Trust Business Eye Awards.
Cookstown Enterprise Centre recently made its annual Christmas donation to two locally based charities.
Doctors and other health professionals argue that one of the most important things we can do for our health is to get physically active. But millions of us happily ignore the advice and as a result suffer from all types of ill health.
Every Saturday at 9:30am a whistle blows and droves of brave runners start their dash to the Omagh 5k parkrun finish line. But it is the dozen or so volunteers who marshal the course and guide the runners that are the real heroes.
Finding the time to do everything we want to do is impossible for most people. But there is a simple way to find more time. Embrace the habit of saying NO.
Brain training is in fashion as evidence suggests such activity helps us stay mentally sharper for longer. But the type of training needs to challenge in particular ways for it to be effective.
The latest venture from Ortus is The Last Level - Belfast’s newest party room.
The second Northern Ireland Small Business Loan Fund has provided over £2m of funding to 96 businesses in the past year.
Enterprise North West brought some local digital startup businesses to join 70,000 other tech and web leaders at Websummit in Lisbon this month as part of their Atlantic Digital Startup Academy.
