Bradford Kickstart - Making a Difference!
Since 2006, Bradford Kickstart has helped start 1100 new businesses. We have supported 2500 established businesses through growth and recession, and have helped to create 3500 new jobs in Bradford District.
So, if you have a business, or you're considering working for yourself, email us or call us today on 0800 953 9503. Together, we can continue to make a difference in 2010.
Need to rent a desk?
Would your business benefit from having a base to work from? If yes then get in contact with the GRID* now!
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From unemployed to being successful
This blog will be updated as often as I can. Where Do I start? Up until December 2008, I was self motivated and self-employed with a good salary of over 50k a year. Then the bottom fell out of my world when I was made unemployed. At first I thought thi... read more
Do employees accrue holidays whilst on sickness absence?
A trip to the train station has now never been so fulfilling with the opening of the colourful Delishous Deli & Dessert Bar.
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IT company Cloud2 has moved to new offices in Bradford's Wool Exchange after winning a series of NHS contracts.
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No Nonsense Advertising
How to get the most from a limited advertising budget.
Venue: AES, Central Keighley
Phone Joe-Anne Stinson on 01535 607775
Introduction to Spreadsheets
An introductory level course on how to use spreadsheets. The course covers issues such as data entry, sorting spreadsheets, copying and pasting information and producing basic graphs.
Bradford Telegraph and Argus | Business Latest
£3m order boost at technology firm
A Bradford-based technology firm is expecting to bounce back from heavy half-year losses after securing a £3m order to provide systems to a European petrochemical company.
Emily Cummins named in world's top ten young people
A 24-year-old inventor whose ingenuity is helping transform lives in Africa has been named as one of the world’s top ten outstanding young people.
YBS and Skipton take steps to help first-time buyers
Two mortgage lenders have taken steps to try and encourage more people onto the housing ladder.
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