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Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, there are new rules for registered office addresses.

Local businesses in Causeway Coast and Glens that are currently recruiting can apply to exhibit at this jobs event.

Businesses are advised on fundraising activities including business plan review, investment pitch practice and signposting to investors.

Innovate UK is inviting businesses to apply for a share of £500,000 to develop innovative communication network solutions.

Innovate UK will invest up to £2 million in people centred and systemic design projects.

Have your say on Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council’s proposed improvement objectives for 2023-24.

Register for this Hartree NI event to find out how intelligent use of data and artificial intelligence can benefit the local agri-food sector.

Assess your organisation's environmental performance and identify areas for improvement.

If you are a manufacturer, an importer or a distributor of internet-connected products bound for the UK market, this directly affects you.

Local businesses are invited to submit project proposals to the Innovation in Digital Engineering - Automotive Sector (IDEAS) programme.

The survey provides crucial insight into the big issues faced by small businesses including tax agents in the tax system.

If you work in agritech, construction, transport or creative industries, you can apply for up to £5,000 worth of HPC vouchers through STFC Hartree Centre.

Innovate UK invites registrations for AI Labs, tailored sessions for transport, agriculture, creative, and construction businesses.

Organisations are encouraged to become a Farm Safety Partnership Affiliate.

QUest facilitates Queen's University students and graduates to transform ideas into businesses through funding, training, and mentoring

Views sought on proposals aimed at reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill whilst recycling more.

Join the NI Chamber Business Breakfast and learn how to developing marketing strategies.

Government has launched a new, free business management course to help small businesses scale up and grow.

Start or grow your business with the support and funding from Start Up Loans.

The government has updated its Help to Grow campaign and is set to form a Small Business Council as part of its commitment to supporting small businesses.

Up to £150k is available to help businesses buy and install energy-efficient equipment.

Annual major initiative showcasing the success and strength of Northern Ireland’s manufacturing and engineering sector.