Do the government entities in Northern Ireland or West Midlands give assistance for small business?

The government entities in West Midlands and Northern Ireland have some assistance programmes for small business that are awarded annually to deserving small business owners. There are loans and grants provided at the regional and local ranks there to assist small businesses meet their needs in most all industries. It is a wise thing to know what you will use the money for in addition to how much you need before starting your search, as all loans and grants have their own stipulations and intended uses. If you already know what you need and are starting to find loans or grants you may want to apply for, be certain you take note of the eligibility conditions too, because they all have their own conditions. If you do not find what you need in Northern Ireland you should consider grants at the national rank. Learn more by filling out our web site’s email contact form. You may also call us on UKStartups.org, 020 3880 8554.

There are hundreds of government funding schemes available for small business owners in the UK. In fact, our Funding Database currently has over 600 government funding schemes and over 500 private investors available for small business owners and startup entrepreneurs. What are you doing to take advantage of this? Become a member and start your search.

Take advantage of the Small Business Startup Assessment Tool below and see the tools and resources you need to succeed at starting your small business. It just takes 30 seconds and will also tell you if there may be any funding assistance available.

Be sure to look at the hundreds of daily questions and answers we have from entrepreneurs like you who want to learn more about starting a business, creating a business plan, searching for funding. Our small business experts take the time to answer each and every single question, so if you have something on your mind – we can help!

Need funding for your business?

Learn how you can get funding for your small business in the UK. It takes 30 seconds.