Established in 2012, Enterprise Zones are at the heart of the Government’s long-term economic plan, supporting businesses to grow. They are designated areas across England which provide tax breaks and Government support and they are great places to do business for both new and expanding firms. There are Enterprise Zones in most LEP areas and below is a list of each with links to Enterprise Zones. For more information about the government’s strategy and policy for Enterprise Zones, click here.
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The pandemic has thrown the food supply chain process into sharp focus - in an exclusive piece for the LEP Network, Ben Reynolds, Dep CEO of Sustainable Food Places, explains the opportunities it presents for organisations like LEPs. @FoodPlacesUK https://t.co/yvMSxwi0lI
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