Is a grantee someone who receives a British national government grant?

Yes, a grantee in the United Kingdom is indeed someone who has received a grant from the British national government, or any government agency, for that matter. Within the case of national small business grants, a grantee may have needed to find which government grants accommodated his particular needs, and will have been required to complete a small business plan for consideration as part of the approval stage of the application. If you require some help finding the information you need or desire some assistance with your government funding application, contact UKStartups.org at 020 3880 8554 or through our sites contact form.

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