Posted: 1st April 2018
SME (including start ups) business support and R&D tax credits recovery to support to young businesses in Telford/Shropshire & Hereford 12 hours of free support for a great business boost Opportunity for a…
Posted: 12th December 2017
Posted: 6th December 2017
Here is how networking works the WiRE Leicestershire and Rutland Way (with Claire McFadden) Mandy Anderson invites her friend Sarah Ward who owns the Brewery22 cafe to a WiRE meeting…
Posted: 28th November 2017
British Business Bank launches ‘Small Wonders’ campaign Only 2% of respondents realise small businesses make up 99% of total UK businesses Four in five (81%) significantly underestimate the economic contribution…
Posted: 22nd November 2017
Never miss an opportunity! This is great advice and worth following. To this end, I am promoting my small business www.so-occasion.co.uk at the #SmallBizSatUK event in #Carmarthen on 2 December…
Posted: 23rd October 2017
WiRE members Julie Dodsworth and Claire McFadden are having a great time collaborating on some exciting print projects, starting off with the first ever JD Colour Me Art Pad which…
Posted: 15th October 2017
One of the main benefits of WiRE membership is an online directory listing which features business details including email and phone numbers . This marketplace highly SEO’d and helps WiRE member businesses be…
Posted: 9th October 2017
Scooping the coveted overall “Champion of Champions” award as well as the hard-fought “Best Rural Tourism Business” Award at the Rural Business Awards 2017 was Hoe Grange Holidays, based in…
Posted: 13th September 2017
The Trade Event to Support Innovation and Diversification for Farmers, Landowners, Country House and Estate Owners The Farm Business Innovation Show is Europe’s leading event for farmers, landowners, estate owners,…
Posted: 4th September 2017
Many entrepreneurs dream about having their moment facing the fierce Dragon’ Den investors, but for Herefordshire based, Rayeesa Asghar-Sandys, founder of the curry sauce brand ‘Spiced by Rayeesa’, it was…
