Local business news for small and medium enterprises, entrepreneurs and self-employed people in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
Husband and wife team, Lynette and Paul, have expanded the delicious offer at the Deli at 40a, on Bridge Street, thanks to a business growth grant.
Free workshops will be held in St Helens Library this month to support the growth of local independent businesses as part of a “business advocates” programme locally.
Residents and businesses in Newton-le-Willows are being asked to come forward with ideas for new ‘social businesses’, with support and money offered to get them started.
A new Facebook group where people and businesses in Newton-le-Willows, Golborne and Lowton can work together is now open for members.
LGV training firm, ABC Team NW, is one of the first UK training providers to offer the new-style lorry driving exam, which aims to get more drivers on the road quickly.
It has been confirmed that work on the major Parkside development in Newton-le-Willows CAN go ahead, with thousands of local jobs created.
A masterplan which sets out a “game-changing” transformation of Earlestown town centre have been approved by St Helens Borough Council.
Budding entrepreneurs in Newton-le-Willows are now able to access a range of specialist support to develop business ideas or grow fledgling companies.
This Newton-le-Willows based recruitment and business consultancy has reached a multi-million-pound turnover in just three years.
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Small and medium sized businesses in Earlestown Town Centre could be eligible for up to £50,000 to help them recover from the pandemic.
After MPs voted against extending free school meal support during half term, local businesses & organisations have stepped up to help.
This Newton-le-Willows pub is a well deserved winner – after it became the hub of volunteering activity during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Businesses in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown are invited to sign up to a free digital webinar to help get their business online.
