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Coleraine ReVitalise
Final Reminder to Apply
14th June 2022
Dear <<First Name>>
Are you an employer who is actively recruiting?
If you are looking to recruit new staff, you can sign up to the JobApplyNI website to post your vacancies online. The website is provided by the Department for Communities and replaces the former EmployersOnlineNI and JobCentreOnline portals.
JobApplyNI offers a quick, easy and convenient way for employers to register. The process is automatic if you have a company house number.
Once registered, the service allows you to post your vacancies for free, including any relevant details such as job specifications, qualifications required, wage or any other requirements specific to the role you're looking to fill. You can access and manage your vacancies and your employer account online 24/7.
Jobseekers can apply for vacancies through the JobApplyNI platform by uploading and sending their CV or completed application form directly to your employer account, which streamlines the recruitment process.
By using the JobApplyNI service, you can access a wide pool of talent and skills to achieve your recruitment goals. This also applies if you wish to support Ukrainian refugees into job opportunities.
Last year Council launched a new Revitalise grant programme for Coleraine Town Centre which has been funded by the Department for Communities (DfC).
This grant was for specific areas within Coleraine Town Centre including:
Church Street
The Diamond
Queen Street
Abbey Street
Bell House Lane
Park Street.
Some properties have already received offers for funding of up to £5,000 toward the cost of shop front improvements and we would welcome further applications from interested parties with properties in this project area, highlighted in GREEN.
Please note that the deadline for applications is Monday 4th July 2022 @ 5pm. Any applications received after this date may not be considered for funding under the scheme.
We would urge all property/business owners consider this opportunity seriously as there is a risk that funding not allocated by July will be de-committed by the Department.
For further information, please contact Jan O’Neill by phone or email outlined below.
Jan O’Neill
Physical Regeneration Project Officer
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council
Riada House, 14 Charles Street
Ballymoney, BT53 6DZ
Access recordings of previous Companies House webinars covering a range of topics to help you manage your company and business
Companies House have recordings of webinar presentations that you can watch whenever suits your schedule. The webinars cover a range of topics including:
starting a limited company and your responsibilities to Companies House and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
how intellectual property such as patents, trademarks and copyrights can affect your business
guidance on starting a community interest company (CIC)
how to register company mortgages and other charges at Companies House
