Business funding
A database of funding available for your business
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Funding Circle loans
Funding Circle is a private investor group who offer loans to Business that are for profit.
Home Builders Fund
The Home Builders Fund is a government loan fund designed to help restart and speed up smaller housing developments that have slowed down or stalled
Invest to Grow
The Invest to Grow is a £16m programme managed by the University of Derby, designed to support private sector businesses, predominantly in the form of loan funding and small percentage of grants, to grow and create jobs.
Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust
Funding between £1000-£18,000 is available for further training and skills development for crafts people of all ages who live and work permanently in the UK or who want to take on an apprentice.
Startup Britain - Start-up Loans
Start-Up Loans is government funded scheme to provide advice, business loans and mentoring to startup businesses, backed by the British Business Bank.
UK Export Finance
UK Export Finance is the UK's official export credit agency. It provides government assistance to exporters and investors, principally in the form of insurance policies and guarantees on bank loans
Innovation Funding
Businesses and research organisations can apply to help develop innovations including to test the feasibility of ideas, research and develop it, and demonstrate it in a prototype.
Research and development (R&D) tax relief
Research and development (R&D) tax relief is a government scheme to reward companies that invest in research by either reducing a company's tax bill, or, for some small or medium sized companies, provide a cash sum.
Help to Grow
A government backed programme designed to help you learn new skills, reach more customers and boost your profits.
Rail Research and Innovation Centre (RRIC)
The centre encourages innovation and collaboration between the knowledge base and rail supply businesses within the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire rail supply chains.
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