Small business Grants

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Future 100 Growth Fund F100 Growth Fund in partnership with Sky & Black Equity Organisation (BEO). Sky’s £1 million partnership continues for 2024, backing Black entrepreneurs to grow and develop their own businesses in the UK. Prizes on offer for the most innovative new business ideas and exciting existing companies. Pitch for up to £15,000

BSI Standards Challenge Grant BSI and Innovate UK invite SMEs to submit ideas for standards driving innovation in digital and technologies, net zero and healthy living and ageing. Successful ideas will help their industry to innovate, encourage collaboration and have opportunities to raise their profile. BSI Standards Challenge

Disrupted Journey Grant This is a Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition funded by Innovate UK. The aim of the competition is to develop an accessible and inclusive focussed solution, physical or digital, to support transport users when a journey is disrupted. Your solution must support a targeted user group, listed in the specified themes in the

Welsh Grants for Businesses Grants of between £5,000 and £10,000 are being made available to hundreds of small and medium-sized businesses across Wales. The Welsh Government grants will be available to businesses in the retail, hospitality, and leisure sectors to help them reduce their running costs. The £20m Future Proofing Fund aims to help businesses

Mobile Signal Boost Grant – Devon & Somerset Businesses and households can apply for a voucher of up to £1,200 towards the cost of a mobile signal booster from a registered supplier. The value of the voucher will be dependent on the type of technology most suitable for the premises. There are now three options

Gigabit Broadband Voucher 2024 The government is committed to delivering lightning-fast, reliable broadband across the UK. Project Gigabit is the government’s £5 billion programme that targets hard-to-reach areas where it is more difficult and more expensive to build digital infrastructure.  The majority of the rollout will come through local and regional contracts, providing subsidies to