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north wales - rural retailer
50% of costs to a maximum of £5,000.
The Welsh Development Agency offers a free advice service to rural retailers. The service involves an evaluation of the outlet resulting in a report identifying areas for improvement and advice on availability or otherwise of grant eligibility under the Small Towns and Villages Enterprise Initiative. Grant support is available towards the costs of improvement and developing the business.
More Info: Welsh Development Agency
small towns and villages enterprise initiative
Small businesses in Chirk town, Ceiriog Valley and Llangollen can apply for 50% of costs, to a maximum of £5,000.
This Scheme aims to support businesses within a single town or village, or a well defined rural area. The initiative incorporates a number of strands:
A locally-based Officer provides a contact point for all businesses and co-ordinates support from partner agencies. The Officer delivers a package of match-funded grant schemes to businesses, as an agent to the WDA. These grants include marketing, business competitiveness, access & communication and rural retailer support. The Officer promotes other schemes and initiatives from partner organisations such as property refurbishment grants, training support etc.
The initiative includes funding support for improvements to business environments.
The ongoing work is guided by an Action Plan developed by a forum of business representatives from within the community. This forum will drive the initiative forward and monitor progress.
More Info: Wrexham County Borough Council
building renovation grants
Businesses in West Wrexham can apply for 50% of eligible costs, up to £10,000.
The grant applies to the areas of Coedpoeth, Tanyfron, Brymbo, Southsea, Brynteg, New Broughton, Pentre Broughton, Caego, Lodge, Moss, Summerhill, Sydallt, Gwersyllt, Bradley, Rhosrobin, Pandy and Llay. However support may be available to potential/existing businesses in close proximity to the area, where such support directly benefits those living within West Wrexham.
Help can be given with the costs of internal and external improvements to premises. Eligible items include:
• Re-wiring;
• Basic adaptation works;
• Repairs to roofs, windows, doors, rainwater goods and shop fronts;
• Structural repairs.
The grant is not means tested, but the level of grant available is at the discretion of the Council.
More Info: Wrexham County Borough Council
town improvement grant
Grants for improvements to properties.
Property owners and long term lessees in Wrexham County Borough can apply.
This scheme is funded by the Welsh Development Agency but administered by Wrexham County Borough Council. The grant is available for works to properties in designated boundaries in Wrexham Town Centre and Cefn Mawr Commercial Centre.
The aim is to make improvements to buildings and sites within the target areas to enhance the environment, help attract private sector investment, create new jobs and safeguard existing ones. The grant is not paid until works are complete and all the relevant invoices have been produced.
There is no set percentage of support and the grant is on a discretionary basis.
More Info: Wrexham County Borough Council
building renovation grants
Grants to help with the cost of repairs and renovation to business premises for businesses in West Wrexham - 50% of eligible costs, up to £10,000.
The grant applies to the areas of Coedpoeth, Tanyfron, Brymbo, Southsea, Brynteg, New Broughton, Pentre Broughton, Caego, Lodge, Moss, Summerhill, Sydallt, Gwersyllt, Bradley, Rhosrobin, Pandy and Llay. However support may be available to potential/existing businesses in close proximity to the area, where such support directly benefits those living within West Wrexham.
Help can be given with the costs of internal and external improvements to premises. Eligible items include:
• Re-wiring;
• Basic adaption works;
• Repairs to roofs, windows, doors, rainwater goods and shop fronts;
• Structural repairs
The grant is not means tested, but the level of grant available is at the discretion of the Council.
More Info: Wrexham County Borough Council
town improvement grant
Property owners and long term lessees in Wrexham County Borough. Grant support depends on each individual project.
This scheme is funded by the Welsh Development Agency but administered by Wrexham County Borough Council. The grant is available for works to properties in designated boundaries in Wrexham Town Centre and Cefn Mawr Commercial Centre.
The aim is to make improvements to buildings and sites within the target areas to enhance the environment, help attract private sector investment, create new jobs and safeguard existing ones. The grant is not paid until works are complete and all the relevant invoices have been produced.
There is no set percentage of support and the grant is on a discretionary basis.
More Info: Wrexham County Borough Council |
