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Sussex Food and Drink Network
"The Be the Business peer to peer workgroup I attend is really worth something. The workgroup has helped build my confidence and I am now planning for success. The workgroups are a very worthwhile experience, positive and encouraging, helping to develop my business skills. The additional support received has been constructive and boosted my determination to grow my business."
Steve Taylor, Sailtide
Capital Grant Funding Opportunities Workshop
For food and drink producers, businesses and farmers, visitor attractions and accommodation providers, rural community organisations and public bodies in the Coast to Capital LEP area.
National experts spark Talk About Our Towns
West Sussex is home to a wonderful and diverse range of towns
Employers for Carers
Did you know that one in nine people in every workplace care for someone who is older, disabled or seriously ill and this number is set to rise as our population ages?
Businesses to get a boost through University of Chichester's £11M project
Businesses in the south of England could be boosted by a new £11 million project from the University of Chichester Business School which will drive economic growth in the region.
Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2020 Finalists Announced
The Grand Finalists in the Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2020 have been announced.
Horsham funds available to support local businesses
Horsham District Council’s highly successful LEAP Small Business Grants programme is now open for applications until end December 2019. The current programme is targeted at the District’s small businesses and start-ups.
Growth grants now available
The Coast to Capital growth grants programme has opened for 2019-2020, with £3.5m available to businesses to fund capital grant projects.
New grant funds for rural productivity and jobs launched
A new round of Growth Programme grants has launched today to provide capital investments to create or grow micro and small businesses in rural areas. The aim is to grow the economy of rural areas and create new jobs.
Horsham Enterprise Park proposals take a big step forward with outline planning permission granted
'We can now develop these proposals more roundly and focus on how we will deliver this vision to the people of Horsham and wider'
