🎥 WATCH: Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly attended the Young Enterprise NI Big Market 2024 at St George’s Market.View quoted post on X
Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly attended the Young Enterprise Big Market 2024 at St George’s Market. The special festive event was an opportunity for more than 800 pupils representing 130 companies from 80 schools to develop their employment, financial and entrepreneurial skills as they sold their impressive products to the public.View quoted post on X
@celinemcs @Dave_Linton @jmcalpinebe @QUBCommunities1 @QUBelfast @NICVAPolicy @wearemadlug @EastBel .@celinemcs highlights how the VCSE sector is limited in what they can achieve due to statutory funding limitations and bureaucracy. She highlights orgs such as @womenstec & @ResurgamTrust successfully diversifying income streams to achieve their mission.
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FSB NI Policy Chair, @alandlowry finds some crumbs of comfort in the Budget but reflects widespread concerns amongst almost all but the smallest businesses at the cost increases. He also calls on Stormont ministers to pass on the business rates relief that the Chancellor has made available to businesses in England. Read his comments here👇fsb.org.uk/resources-page…View quoted post on X
