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Industry leaders gather for ‘Hytech NI’ workshop

…and to create new jobs and grow a green skills base.” According to HyTech NI Chair Buta Atwal, the project is anticipated to realise a wide range of benefits for the Northern Ireland economy: “The potential impact of HyTech NI on the local economy is enormous,” he said. “In addition…

Strategic Theme 1: Jobs and Tourism

Rural Needs Impact Assessment - Events Policy

Mid and East Antrim Labour Market Partnership Working Together

…to access higher-level skilled jobs, complete a range of qualifications and support them to move closer to the labour market. The LMP Action Plan for 2023/24 will continue to support participants on their journey to employment with the continuation of existing and exciting new academies in Health Administration, Construction Skills,…

Landlord Registration

All private landlords should be aware of the new Landlord Registration Scheme which came into force in Northern Ireland on 25 February 2014. Every private landlord in Northern Ireland must register with the Landlord Registration Scheme and provide information. Letting and management agents can register on a landlord’s behalf but…

Mid And East Antrim scoops prestigious UK Award

…community and creating new jobs, as well as being highly commended in the Green Public Service category. Mayor Alderman Noel Williams said: “Council is thrilled to have been named UK Council of the Year 2023 and to win the Gold Award in the Asset Management and Regeneration Category. These accolades…

Mid and East Antrim partners with Department for the Economy to enhance adult numeracy skills

…economy that provides good jobs, increased productivity and delivers on decarbonisation. By enhancing numeracy skills, the programme aims to support individuals in securing better employment opportunities and contributing to the overall economic growth of the region. Key themes of the Multiply funding include: Bring Your Grown Up Numeracy Bootcamps Numeracy…

Mid & East Antrim companies embrace Smart Manufacturing

…from the hub 13,000 jobs will be supported, helping to boost economic growth and level up regions across the UK. The hub will be backed by £20 million of government funds and £30 million of business co-investment. Companies who work with the Smart Manufacturing Data Hub, are eligible to apply…

Council support for ‘Paw-some’ new product!

…Investment for Growth and Jobs Northern Ireland (2014-2020) programme. To find out more about supports available to grow your business contact: amplify@midandeastantrim.gov.uk

Causeway Aromatics celebrates new chapter in business

…flourished, creating two new jobs, and the company’s first standalone store in the impressive setting of Glenarm Castle grounds. This move marks a significant milestone, with the business now poised to bring its unique offering to a wider audience. Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Gerardine Mulvenna, commented on…

Council launches new ‘Community RePaint’ Project!

…to complete those small jobs, spruce up our school playgrounds and enable our communities to brighten up their local area. This is an excellent scheme and adds to our ever-growing list of circular economy projects.” To pick up paint for your DIY, school or community-based project or to donate any…

MEA Community Planning Partnership - 3rd Statement of Progress p5

Mid & East Antrim Graduate Build Launch

…neurodivergent to get into jobs and lasting careers. Graduate Build invites local employers of all sizes across MEA to get involved by offering 6-week or 12-week work placements, and in return receiving bespoke advice and support from Disability Action and Specialisterne’s local employment experts. Mayor of Mid and East Antrim,…

Looking Forward

“Major step forward” in realising Gobbins vision, says Council

…North, particularly creating good jobs for people in Mid and East Antrim and achieving regional balance. “My officials and Tourism NI will continue to build on the strong working relationship with Council to ensure that the Gobbins Phase II project delivers for the local economy.” The new Welcome Hub will…

CleanTech high on the agenda for Council at national conference

…opportunities and creating sustainable jobs for now and the future.” Alderman Wales MBE continued: “With an eye on the future to ensure wider net carbon zero carbon commitments are met, we are firmly focused on the green agenda, including cleantech and hydrogen innovation and skills training.” Outgoing Wrightbus Chief Executive…

2024-2028 Corporate Plan

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Manufacturing Academy on course to attract new recruits for local companies in Ballymena

…our mission of creating jobs and developing skills for adults with the wider Ballymena area. “To see these students grow and learn new skills is remarkable as they simultaneously benefit from a weekly training, travel and food allowance. I look forward to seeing them complete the course and have the…

Corporate Plan Update - April to September 2024 - 2025 p2

Performance Improvement Plan 2024 - 2025 Quarter 2 Update Report p3