
Added support offered to those looking to become Freelance
Written by Ipswich24, 03/02/2021
MENTA has increased their range of new business and sole trader support for those looking to become their own boss.
MENTA has increased their range of new business and sole trader support for those looking to become their own boss.
Entrepreneurs looking to start a new business in 2021 can take advantage of a free package of help and advice from business support organisation MENTA. Thousands of new businesses in Suffolk and Norfolk have already taken up the offer, which has evolved and adapted as the world of work has changed during the pandemic. The
New and younger businesses that have been trading for less than four years are being encouraged to join a dedicated website that promotes their business. The MENTA Marketplace is being launched this month to act as a showcase for entrepreneurs across Norfolk and Suffolk. MENTA Business Support CEO, Alex Till, says of the the project
A Suffolk travel agency has been named as the UK and Ireland’s No.1 Travel Agency for 2020. Deben Travel in Woodbridge was selected for this prestigious title as part of TTG’s Top 50 Travel Agencies initiative – a power-list of the nation’s best agents by industry bible, Travel Trade Gazette. Deben Travel was named Top
All You Need Is A Laptop Or Phone…With the restrictions of the current COVID-19 lockdown, MENTA have turned to online training courses to help Start-Up Businesses. They have made their award-winning and fully-funded Start-Up Business training available online with LIVE video training. This means you can learn and plan your new business from the safety
A Suffolk organisation aims to get more people walking this Spring with a series of free guided walks. The East Suffolk Lines Community Rail Partnership will run a guided walk over five Saturdays from 29 February until 4 April with each one starting and ending at a Greater Anglia rail station on the Ipswich –
Let’s face it Half-Term in February can be a terrible time to keep youngsters entertained (what with rain and cold weather) so the Company of Four pantos have long been a happy diversion. This year’s offering is Robin Hood & the Babes in the Wood, a lesser performed story which is always refreshing from the
February is fast approaching and life on the Farm is getting quite hectic. The Farm open it’s doors on Saturday 15th February and will be starting the new season with lambing (and hopefully a litter of piglets). The new lambs love to sit on your lap and if you are very lucky you may even
Ipswich Borough Council opened the town’s parks and cemeteries at 10am today but advised visitors that they could be closed again at very short notice if wind speeds increase during the day. “Our teams were out at daybreak to inspect the parks and to clear up any debris and check for tree damage inflicted by
Ipswich Borough Council is hopeful that parks will open later today (Monday 10th Feb) but said safety inspections are being carried out first. “There has been some damage to trees from Storm Ciara and we need to make sure that any loose branches and debris are cleared – public safety is our priority,” said a