Companies House reviews their fees every year to make sure they’re set at the right level to cover the cost of the services they deliver. Companies House does not make a profit on their fees.

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has provided details of a support package for businesses affected by recent flooding.

Join Go Succeed NI at Omagh Enterprise Centre from 10:00 – 12:30 on the 27th of February 2024 for our innovative Sustainability Workshop tailored exclusively for micro and small businesses in the Omagh and Fermanagh area. 

To give dairy farmers an opportunity to better understand how managing carbon and greenhouse gas emissions in their businesses will improve their production efficiency, help secure dairy markets and meet retailer requirements CAFRE is hosting the ‘Carbon Challenge’ conference on Thursday 29 February, from 10:00am – 3:30pm, at Greenmount Campus.

Building upon the successes of CyberUK 2023, the Northern Ireland Cyber Security Centre (NICSC) is coordinating the delivery of the inaugural CyberNI Week, from 4 to 10 March 2024.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is warning Self Assessment customers to protect themselves against bogus refund offers.

Fermanagh and Omagh Labour Market Partnership, administered through Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, creates employability and skills initiatives to support people towards and into work.

Discover insights and opportunities to help drive positive change within your business as we delve into a dynamic morning of panel discussions, enlightening presentations, and real-world success stories from the world of local business, banking and beyond.

The latest Northern Ireland Business Demography statistics were released last month by NISRA.  The bulletin, including interactive charts, can be accessed on the on the NISRA website.

Tourism NI has launched an online learning platform specially developed to support the Northern Ireland tourism industry.

A brother and sister duo from Co Tyrone have launched a new food and drink business, delivering a taste of home to Irish immigrants around the world.

The Code is a significant point in the commitment of the UK music industry to improve transparency around licensing and royalties related to music streaming.