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Help to Grow: Digital Scheme & Management Scheme Launched

9 Feb 2022

BEIS has opened its Help to Grow: Digital scheme for applications, aiming to support small businesses with discounted software and free advice.
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It's National Apprenticeship Week 2022!

9 Feb 2022

Apprenticeships benefit everyone involved, particularly in these challenging economic times.
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Levelling Up plan to spread opportunity and prosperity throughout the country

3 Feb 2022

The White Paper itself includes underlying policy plans to invest in cycling networks and improve high streets
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Local Bike Shop Day 2022 set to take place April 30th with increased support and ambitious targets

1 Feb 2022

A key objective for this year involves targeting people that are new to the industry and encouraging them to visit their friendly local bike shop
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New Highway Code changes improve the safety of people walking, cycling and riding horses

31 Jan 2022

Rules forall types of road users have been updated in The Highway Code to improve the safety of people walking, cycling and riding horses.
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Apply for Business Rates Relief

31 Jan 2022

Retailers trading in Scotland and/or Wales are reminded to check their eligibility for business rates relief from April.
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New Scottish Government Vision on Electric Vehicles

31 Jan 2022

A key part of the vision will be encouraging the people of Scotland to make greater use of public transport, cycling and other forms of active travel
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Increase your revenue by offering secure on-site bike parking with HUDJO

27 Jan 2022

Business booms by 30% when people cycle to the high street*. But they need somewhere to park. The HUDJO app gives cyclists easy access to a network of friendly hosts that provide secure and... Read more…

Activate Cycle Academy to open a new north-east Cytech training facility

27 Jan 2022

 Based within ZyroFisher's Head Office, one of the country's leading distributor of cycle parts, accessories and clothing, this brand new workshop is the latest addition to the expanding... Read more…

ACS publishes report providing key insights into the social and economic contributions of the rural shop sector

25 Jan 2022

The report has found there are 17,000 rural convenience stores in mainland UK, employing over 138,000 people. 79% of rural convenience stores are owned and operated by independent retailers... Read more…

Help to Grow: Digital Scheme & Management Scheme Launched

Posted on in Business News, Cycles News, Political News

BEISOnline meeting has opened its Help to Grow: Digital scheme for applications, aiming to support small businesses with discounted software and free advice.

This includes discounts of up to £5,000 on approved digital accounting and customer relations management (CRM) software, and a dedicated website about how to boost your business' digital skills. Additional software product categories will be available with the discount soon, including for e-commerce.

More information on the Help to Grow: Digital scheme can be found here.

The government also recently launched the Help to Grow: Management Course, a programme delivered by small business and enterprise experts from leading business schools, with the support of leading figures from industry and experienced entrepreneurs.

The participating business schools have been accredited by the Small Business Charter, an award which recognises the high quality, tailored guidance they provide to support small businesses and their local economy.

The consortium brings a huge amount of expertise and experience to support you and your business.

More information on the Help to Grow: Management Course can be found here.

To join the Help to Grow: Management Course, your business must:

  • Be a Small or Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) based in the United Kingdom
  • From any business sector, employing between 5 and 249 people
  • Have been operational for at least one year
  • Not be a charity

To join the Help to Grow: Management Course, the applicant must:

  • Be a senior decision maker, such as Chief Executive, Finance Director, Operations Director, etc. (Please note, only one person per business can attend the programme)
  • Commit to completing all sessions

 

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