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Licensed premises include businesses such as bars, restaurants, hotels and theatres who hold a licence to sell alcohol or ‘liquor licence’. Alcohol may normally be sold from 11:30am to 11pm, or on Sundays from 12:30pm to 11pm. Some licensed premises have a ‘late licence’ that normally allows them to sell alcohol as late as 1am or with further additional permitted hours until 2am, instead of the usual limit of 11pm.
The day will be facilitated by Roisin McDermott from Women in Business and Mary Macrory from Omagh Enterprise Company. They are business mentors who have been supporting women, and business start up and female entrepreneurship for several years. It will be very relaxed and all you might need to bring is a pen.
The Equality Commission’s latest training sessions are now available to register for. The events are a mixture of webinars and physical events and will focus on a number of important equality issues for employers.
The Age Appropriate Design Code – or ‘the Children’s code’ – is a data protection code of practice for online services that are likely to be accessed by children. For the purposes of the code, a child is any person under the age of 18.
Techstart Ventures and Women in Business have opened for applications their Female Founders competition.
Social media is an effective way to maintain a connection with your customers, initiate discussions, and experience business contact in a way most of us have never done before.
Come along to support your local student companies and see Northern Ireland’s newest young entrepreneurs in action.
The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Autumn Statement on Thursday 17 November 2022. We have summarised the key points from the Autumn Budget and specific issues affecting Northern Ireland businesses.
The day will be facilitated by Roisin McDermott from Women in Business and Mary MacRory from Omagh Enterprise. They are business mentors who have been supporting women, and business start up and female entrepreneurship for several years. It will be very relaxed and all you might need to bring is a pen.
Listed below are a number of live HMRC webinars that will give the self-employed an understanding of key taxes that affect them and also help employers with payroll. The webinars are free and last around an hour.
