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So far, NHS bodies and councils have tended to press ahead with planned spin-outs and mutuals, using three-to five-year uncontested contracts to kick-start them.

He made a pilgrimage to nearby Shenzhen, where the father of China's economic reforms, Deng Xiaoping, kick-started them two decades ago.

He argued that the strong ties of the spin-offs and incubatees will kick-start them into business but might hinder them as they go along.

Councillor Gordon Matheson, leader of Glasgow City Council, said: "The countdown is well and truly on for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games and as the proud host city we can't wait to kick-start them in style when we welcome the Queen's Baton Relay on the 20th July.

The home side were 2-0 dowithith 13 minutes left against Liverpool last season before rescuing a 3-2 whichhich kick-started them beating the drop.

The defending AFC North champion Steelers (4-4) hoped that Roethlisberger's return after missing four games with a sprained knee would kick-start them.

But, in January, Gil Ben-Artzy and Shuly Galili launched a startup accelerator that aims to reverse this trend in favor of Israeli entrepreneurs, by bringing the country's promising founders to Silicon Valley to help them kick start their businesses.

Bournemouth's manager also paid tribute to his side for sticking to their principles and hopes it can help kick start their league form, with them sitting 16th in the league.

Now the push is on to kick start solar again.

Is £100m enough to kick start local business growth?

It was a good kick start.