Mid Ulster businesses encouraged to sign up to directory

Local businesses are being encouraged to register their details on Mid Ulster District Council’s online directory and become eligible to receive the latest industry information straight to their inboxes.
By Claire Cartmill
Published 13th May 2021, 17:00 BST
Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Cathal Mallaghan is pictured outside MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Magherafelt, with Siobhan Convery, Sportique, Danny McNeil, MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Stephen Kenning, Newline Architects and Charlene Downey, Essential Design Group, who are all members of the Mid Ulster Business DirectoryChair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Cathal Mallaghan is pictured outside MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Magherafelt, with Siobhan Convery, Sportique, Danny McNeil, MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Stephen Kenning, Newline Architects and Charlene Downey, Essential Design Group, who are all members of the Mid Ulster Business Directory
Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Cathal Mallaghan is pictured outside MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Magherafelt, with Siobhan Convery, Sportique, Danny McNeil, MDC Tiles and Bathrooms, Stephen Kenning, Newline Architects and Charlene Downey, Essential Design Group, who are all members of the Mid Ulster Business Directory

The directory provides a comprehensive A-Z of business and industry in Mid Ulster spanning everything from manufacturing and engineering to retail, hospitality and services.

Registered businesses are also eligible to receive electronic updates, covering grants and funding opportunities, business support programmes, the latest developments on critical issues, including EU Exit, plus signposting to the best sources of specialist advice and information.

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Chair of the Council, Councillor Cathal Mallaghan said: “One of the central benefits to being listed in the directory is quick and easy access to the latest business information which is compiled and edited into bitesize chunks, with links to further details, so any business person can see at a glance what’s most relevant to them and their particular business needs at the time. Given the very challenging environment in which our businesses are operating due to the pandemic, it’s never been more important to be have a reliable, accurate and comprehensive source of information. I would encourage any business to take five minutes to register online.”

To register for the online business directory, visit www.midulstercouncil.org/directory.

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