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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19th June, 2018
The Prime Minister met with the leaders of England’s Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) today to celebrate their achievements to date and to map out...
18th June, 2018
Dr Sally Ann Forsyth is to join the Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership Board as business representative following a rigorous selection process...
18th June, 2018
Solent LEP is helping tackle the Grand Challenge of Clean Growth by enabling a food packaging specialist to concentrate on low carbon sustainable mate...
10th September, 2018
University of Exeter, 10th-11th September 2018. Developing Skills in a Changing World of Work: Concepts, Measurement and Data Applied in Regional a...
13th July, 2018
It is widely accepted that the UK’s transition to a low carbon energy sector requires change. This is particularly true when it comes to decarbonising...
10th July, 2018
Challenges, opportunities, apprenticeships, devolution, supporting people with health issues or complex needs, Universal Credit, low pay and progressi...
