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Over 50s Entrepreneurs – Case study 2

Friday, January 27th, 2012

>> We have a host of articles and advice pieces tailored specifically for those over 50s wanting to start a [...]

Empty office plan for budding entrepreneurs

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Empty Government offices will be offered to budding entrepreneurs launching new businesses, David Cameron said as he unveiled “The Business in You” campaign to encourage people to believe “there is a business in everyone”.

Chancellor looks at ‘crowd funding’ for entrepreneurs – Web investors help firms but bypass rules

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

It started as a way for artists and good causes to raise money from the public through the internet. But now it’s being taken seriously by the Treasury.

Sprint for last £50m of 2012 Olympic contracts

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

There are still some £50 million of Olympic contracts still to be awarded and small businesses are being urged to make the most of the opportunities still out there

Britain has best B&Bs in the world

Friday, January 20th, 2012

Britain has the best B&Bs on Earth, according to tourists worldwide, it has been revealed. UK bed-and-breakfast establishments took the first three places in the world’s best B&B table compiled by the TripAdvisor company from tourists’ reviews.

Over 50s entrepreneurs – Case study

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

A charity which helps unemployed over 50s return to work by starting their own business has helped two people in the East Midlands transform their lives.

Guest blog: A beginners’ guide to creating Apps

Monday, January 16th, 2012

As the smartphone and tablet PC markets continue to expand, the app market is ripe for SMEs to exploit. Author of the Small Business Guide to Apps David Howell, has penned an exclusive blog for fwmf.com providing a great starter guide for the uninitiated.

‘Colleges pose cut-price threat to the High Street’

Sunday, January 15th, 2012

Fears are growing that colleges’ increasing emphasis on vocational courses that offer cut-price services direct to the consumer could undermine established businesses.