Can new small business start ups in Wales apply for national government grants?

National government grants can be used in Wales for eligible new small business start ups and their wants, also depending upon the grants purpose and the intended uses. Keep in mind there are also many national small business grants offered in Wales for existing businesses in additional to those offered to new small business start ups. If there are no reasonable options in your area, think about a regional or local government programme that may be able to help with a new small business venture’s costs in Wales. Always note the intended uses and eligibility qualifications for the grants you are considering to help you narrow down the choices. For a new small business, there may be programmes that help pay for advertising, hiring or training employees, buying machinery and more. For additional information, fill out the form on our web site. You may also ring us up at the UKStartups.org by ringing freephone, 020 3880 8554.

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