Swadlincote: New scheme set up to provide grants for those wanting to set up their own business

By Graham Hill

30th Sep 2021 | Local News

A new scheme has been launched to support those wanting to set up their own business in Derbyshire.

This is in recognition of the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Business Start-Up and Business Support Grant Scheme is open to people who live in Derbyshire who are starting their own business, or have set up a business in the last year.

A team of local expert business advisors are in place to offer free advice and support, with funding of up to £10,000 per applicant also available.

Networking opportunities and help in securing a wide range of services necessary to help entrepreneurs turn their venture into a success are also part of the support package on offer.

A funding pot of £550,000, which has been raised through Derbyshire's involvement in the Government's Retained Business Rates Pilot scheme, has been set aside to fund companies, with a range of grants available over the next 2 years.

To find out more about the scheme, click HERE.

     

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