14th March 2012, 9.30am, will be the date of the next Networking Group Meeting.

Details of presentation and topics to be discussed at the March meeting will be confirmed as soon as possible.

8th February 2012, 9.30am, will be the date of the next Networking Group Meeting.

Following a very successful and well attended January meeting on social media hosted by Peter Dixon and Katey Wallace.  This meeting will be presented by John Atkinson of Radio Teesdale's Business Programme and the subject will be about the skills of social networking.

For further details or to book please contact Lynn Todhunter on 01833 696750.

11th January 2012 is the date for Networking Group Meeting.

The date for the first networking meeting of 2012 in the 11th January starting at 9.30am.  Exisiting and new members are all welcome, for more information please contact Lynn Todhunter 01833 696750.

November 2011
Enterprise House provides facilities for FREE Business Workshops

Teesdale Business Partnership offers a range of services to help you start, develop or grow your business.  Free Business Workshops are being offered at Enterprise House. Topics covered;

• Cost Effective Marketing
• Employing Staff
• Accounting and Tax Matters for New & Small Business
• Planning & Reducing Your Business Tax Liability
• Social Media
• Search Engine Optimisation

Each workshop will be held every Thursday evening starting 10th November from 5.30pm - 7.00pm.

For more details or to book please contact Sue Sibley on sue@wallworthassociates.co.uk or visit the website: www.teesdalebusiness.co.uk. 

September 2011
Enterprise House hosts Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning

The 'Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning' in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support was held at Enterprise House this year, hosted by Lynn Todhunter (above) with tenants Chris Fish of CMF Planning & Design, Rebecca Hesslehurst of NewDay Renewables and Charles Holt of Governor Technical Solutions.  

The event which last year helped to raise more than £8 million, are an essential part of the Macmillan fundraising effort.

In addition to being a great deal of fun, those involved enjoyed some freshly baked homemade cakes.

August 2011
Enterprise House welcomes New Day

After many years experience in the financial and property services industries, NewDay has grown out of the need for an alternative safe investment that does not rely on banks and pension funds making the right decisions at the right time, together with the growing desire for greener alternative sources of energy.

Primarily offering renewable energy in the form of photovoltaic solar panels, air source heating and loft and cavity wall insulation, we have an affordable option for all clients, from fully funded to outright purchase.

So, whether you are looking for an investment, you simply care for the environment and are looking to reduce your electricity costs, NewDay have the solution.

With offices in Wynyard and now, the new office here is Barnard Castle, NewDay are ideally situated to service all of Teesside, Tees Valley and now Teesdale.
With a tax free return on investment of between 8-12% guaranteed by The Government for the next 25 YEARS, there has never been a better time to actually benefit from helping save the planet.

We give free, practical advice on a strictly no commitment basis.
So, to see how you SAVE money, MAKE money and help the environment.
 

March 2011
Enterprise House features in the Teesdale

A BARNARD Castle hub for business support is beating the recession by filling most of its units.
Enterprise House, in Harmire Industrial Estate, was created in 1998 and has become a "one-stop shop" for business support and training services in Teesdale.
The building is owned and run by Teesdale Development Company. Its 27 units are rented by a range of small businesses and public-sector organisations, with occupancy levels at Enterprise House at 94.5 per cent.

And despite news that South Durham Enterprise Agency is reducing its operations, Teesdale Development Company is confident Enterprise House can remain an important hub for business.
Alastair Dinwiddie, chairman of Teesdale Development Company, said: "I'm sad to say that the Enterprise Agency is downsizing. But our aim at Enterprise House is to create a good mix of businesses and organisations to create a one-stop shop for enterprise.
"I'm confident we will still be able to maintain that mix and endeavour to provide the same service."
Mr Dinwiddie said he was delighted at the number of units occupied at Enterprise House.