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MEA Council's Amplify network helps local businesses unlock investment, expand and create jobs
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MEA Council's Amplify network helps local businesses unlock investment, expand and create jobs
Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Alderman Thomas Gordon, pictured with members of the Mid and East Antrim Business Stakeholder Network and local business owner, Gina Thompson of Causeway Aromatics, after their recent meeting at Northern Regional College in Ballymena. Friday 23 October 2026 Businesses across Mid and East Antrim have secured more than £384,600 in additional funding through a council-backed support network, helping local firms invest …
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