Working on Business Growth and Heritage
Working on Business Growth and Heritage
Steve Hoyle, Managing Director of the economic development company Regenerate Pennine Lancashire, attended a reception at Buckingham Palace this week for recipients of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise Promotion. Steve was presented with his award by Business and Industry Secretary, Vince Cable.
A young entrepreneur has developed a new app that will make life easier for driving instructors and pupils in Lancashire, with backing from a business support agency.
Being able to export their amazing baking equipment is the icing on the cake for two sisters Stephanie Clarke and Fiona Cross.
A Morecambe based advanced manufacturing company that supplies lenses to opticians has grown their business with the introduction of a new product.
The UK Government offer a tax incentive to encourage more UK businesses to engage with R&D to help position the UK as a centre of technical excellence and preserve jobs.
A 17 year old entrepreneur from Darwen has been presented with a bursary award to help him grow his business after showing a flair for enterprise.
Now is the time to start a social enterprise and turn an idea into a real sustainable business, says the Social Enterprise Lancashire Network (SELNET).
An ex-airline captain and aircraft engineer swapped planes for plants when designing a new product, which is fully produced in Blackburn thanks to support from Regenerate Pennine Lancashire.
Regenerate Pennine Lancashire is proud to announce that we have made it through to the finals of the Start Up Britain Best Enterprise Support Award competition.
A Rossendale couple are set to make lots of dough after attending a free business start-up programme.