Jason Hill is now looking to the future with a renewed sense of purpose after taking his company to the next level with the help of not-for-profit lender, Enterprise Answers.
Join former SAS Officer Major Ken Hames MBE, local farmer/former soldier Brian Capstick, and Cumbria and Yorkshire Dales Shepherdess Alison O’Neill at the launch event of the 80-mile Dales Way Ladies Yomp 2019
The boss of a family-run coach firm which is cruising towards its 30th year in business has spoken of the company’s never-ending quest to evolve and invest.
An award-winning entrepreneur has joined the board of an organisation which helps businesses across Cumbria and Lancashire to realise their dreams.
What a night of celebration this years Cumbria Family Business Awards turned out to be. For those who thought the inaugural event last year was magical, this year it was spectacular. Held at the Garden at Eden, Carlisle, the event lent itself admirably to the occasion as 35 family businesses eagerly awaited the announcement of … Continued
Penrith based Enterprise Answers has been asked to act as part of the national support package for companies affected by the collapse of construction giant Carillion. Secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy Greg Clark MP has confirmed that the government is making £100m available to help ease the situation and has appointed … Continued
We are proud to announce our sponsorship of the Cumbria Family Business Awards for the second year running! Alongside two of the county’s leading accountancy firms, Armstrong Watson and Lamont Pridmore, Enterprise Answers is one of three main sponsors helping to support an event which showcases some of Cumbria’s best family businesses.
We are delighted to announce that we will be sponsoring the ‘Best New Business’ category at the 2017 In-Cumbria Business Awards. The awards themselves are a reflection of the amazing diversity of entrepreneurial skills, experience and knowledge which can be found amongst many businesses and individuals across the county.
Cumbrian businesses should stop worrying about Brexit and continue investing for long term growth according to the boss of a not-for profit company that provides loans to Cumbrian firms rejected by the banks.
The Three Hares, Sedbergh The Three Hares symbol represents their style of cooking, influenced by James’ upbringing in the local area involved with Wild Foods and Game, and heavily influenced by Nina’s background of growing up in Germany with Japanese parents. When James & Nina met, they originally set up their business as The Moocher, … Continued
