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Kate is Beautylicious
Kate Brown from Walton studied for her NVQ Level 2 in beauty at Hugh Baird College in Bootle which she completed in 2006. She then built up a range of experience before accessing Stepclever funding and advice, which led to her starting her own business.
Kate opened her salon called Beautylicious at the beginning of June at Hetherlow Community Centre, Moor Lane in Walton offering a wide range of beauty therapy services including facials, pedicures, manicures and waxes.
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Stepping up with business help
Entrepreneurs of all ages have been given a business boost thanks to two new FREE Stepclever services.
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Local social enterprise recognised for fantastic growth
Merseyside based social enterprise Elixir Foundations has been congratulated by a member of the Cabinet Office for achieving fantastic growth over the last year and being shortlisted for a prestigious RBS SE100 “Trailblazing Newcomer” award. Minister for Civil Society, Nick Hurd MP said “I am very impressed with the business that Elixir Foundations has set up, experiencing fantastic growth for a new business alongside a powerful social mission that [they] deliver so successfully.”
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Fund Managers announced for the £185 million North West Fund
Northwest Business Finance Ltd (NWBF) with support from the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) can today (15th June 2010) announce the successful fund managers for The North West Fund.
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Bringing enterprising ideas to life
Hamra Alam, a Northwest Enterprise Ambassador, brought her entrepreneurial expertise over to Notre Dame Catholic College of the Arts on Friday 21st May, 2010 to discuss fashion enterprise with over 100 eager pupils. Hamra Alam, originally from South Yorkshire, is an up and coming fashion designer with an international client list to prove it.