Cheshire East lays on breakfast and advice on business finance

Business people can get impartial advice on obtaining finance at a free to attend breakfast organised by Cheshire East Council.

The event, held in conjunction with Business Finance Solutions, is on Thursday, October 23rd, at Alderley Park Conference Centre, starting at 7.45am.

Councillor Michael Jones, Cheshire East's Council Leader, will welcome delegates and there will be a keynote speech on the economy from John Young, North West agent for the Bank of England.

They will be followed by presentations and Q&A sessions with David Martin of Business Finance Solutions and John Moore of Access to Finance, who will outline what financial products are available and how they help businesses apply for them.

Councillor Jones said: "Although there are a growing number of financial assistance packages available it can be difficult for a business to navigate the different providers and decide on the best solution.

"Cheshire East has organised this event to ensure that our businesses have access to the best impartial advice and guidance possible and can develop and grow to their full potential."

There will also be an opportunity to comment on how Cheshire East proposes to spend its budget in 2015/16 and delegates will be able to visit the home of the new biohub development at Alderley Park, which is set to become a national centre of excellence for the life sciences sector.

Business Finance Solutions is a Government-backed body which provides affordable business loans and services. These include: New Enterprise Allowance (£500-£2500); start-up loans (£500-£25,000); business loans for Greater Manchester and Cheshire (£3,000 - £100,000); business loans for the wider North West (£25,000 - £50,000); and advice on availability of loan and equity products (£100,000 - £2m).

Register here on www.eventbrite.co.uk.

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Alderley Park, Cheshire East Council
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Pete Taylor
Saturday 4th October 2014 at 11:00 pm
Will Lyme Green be on the agenda as how not to achieve anything yet cost a great deal? What about BewilderWood- will that get a mention?

Free to attend breakfasts- can CE tax payers just pop in and comment on how CEC proposes to spend OUR budget in 2015/16?
Elaine Napier
Monday 6th October 2014 at 11:41 am
No, no. Surely you understand that the Lyme Green waste transfer fiasco, orchestrated by Cheshire East Council under the auspices of Council Leader Michael E Jones, initially in his former role of relevant Portfolio Holder and later as Council Leader, has been completely buried under the carpet at the back of the smallest filing room in the sub-basement.

Or wait, has it? Actually, of course, it doesn't matter where Lyme Green's appalling abuse of the residents of Cheshire East is buried. The people will never forget how they were ripped off and excluded from the truth.