Local Enterprise Office Laois provides a series of training & development programmes that are of benefit to various sectors of the small business community across the county.
Local Enterprise Offices may provide financial support to those who are researching the market demand for an innovative new product or service and are considering whether to develop it.
Laois offers a vibrant network of remote working hubs, designed with flexibility and connectivity at their core. These state-of-the-art facilities cater to freelancers,
entrepreneurs, and remote employees seeking a productive and collaborative work environment.
Our confidential business advisory service gives you the opportunity to discuss your idea/business confidentially with a business advisor and seek further information on LEO supports and services. .
LEO Laois has a panel of experienced Business Mentors that are available to meet with business owners to advise them on particular issues in their business.
Laois County Council supports businesses to carry out upgrade works to the exterior of their premises. These works include boundary treatment, wall repair, painting, landscaping and other works that improve the appearance of their premises.
Laois County Council publishes byelaws which outline the rules that apply to cemeteries, parking, speed limits, casual trading, the control of dogs and horses, and other service areas.
Laois County Council can provide financial support to Approved Housing Bodies to build or buy social housing for priority groups such as older people, homeless people or people with disabilities.
The Carlow-Graiguecullen Joint Urban Local Area Plan 2024-2030 was adopted by the Elected Members of Laois County Council at a Council meeting on the 29th July 2024. The Carlow-Graiguecullen Joint Urban Local Area Plan 2024-2030 came into effect on the 9th September 2024 within the functional area of Laois County Council
Laois County Council support the Cathaoirleach (chairperson) and mayor by managing invitations to functions, hosting delegations and civic receptions, and supporting the official business of the office.
Builders and assigned certifiers must submit a certificate of completion to the National Building Control and Market Surveillance Office. This certificate confirms that the building complies with regulations before it is occupied or used.
