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Additional Information
- Licensing
From Acupuncture to Zoos.....everything you need to know about obtaining a licence for your business. - Regeneration in Manchester
Find out more about how Manchester is developing as a city of national and international significance. A place where people choose to live and companies want to invest. - Business rates
If you use a building for business, you will probably have to pay Business Rates. We have guides on how rates are calculated and how to pay. - Is your business fully prepared?
In the event of an emergency, would your business have what it takes to carry on trading, no matter what the circumstances? Follow the link for tips on how to prepare for the worst.
Manchester - original and modern
Manchester is a city with a proud tradition of enterprise, creativity and innovation. It is one of the best cities in the world to do business, and thats not just the Council talking....
- Britain's best city to do business (OMIS, 2006)
- Best UK Airport, 2006 (Travel Weekly Globe Awards, 2006)
- 15th Best European City to locate (European Cities Monitor, 2005)
- UK's most creative city (Boho Index, 2003)
Manchester Markets
Manchester Markets are responsible for the management of the Council's market portfolio.
Helping you build a better business
Business Link Northwest provide information on business issues such as
starting or expanding a business, managing people, marketing, finance,
technology and exporting.
Our service is completely free-to-use and can be accessed via the telephone, online or face-to-face for more in-depth support.
Beat the credit crunch
The potential impact of the credit crunch may be a worry for some businesses. Businesslink Northwest have a range of resources that can help organisations take steps to protect themselves and prepare for the adverse business conditions. Further information to help your business survive the current economic climate go to www.businesslink.gov.uk/northwest/creditcrunch


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