New free business accelerator hubs in 2016
Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and Ulster are expanding their network of free business accelerator hubs across the UK to support entrepreneurs.
01 February 2016
In the next quarter, Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and Ulster will be launching three new free business accelerators in Manchester, Edinburgh and Belfast. Together with the existing portfolio of hatcheries across the country, the new Entrepreneurial Spark hubs will support hundreds of start-up businesses.
Additional hatcheries will open later during 2016, including in Cardiff, Newcastle and Milton Keynes.
To catch up on the enterprise activity from last year, you can watch this video on some key moments from 2015.
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