15th September, 2021
First Net Zero Carbon report helps local business towards 2050 target
Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has published the first Berkshire Net Zero Carbon Research Report, sharing the first in a s...
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23rd November, 2017
LEP Network newsletter - November 2017
Sponsored by Orbitil, this issue focuses on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget and highlights the main issues of interest to LEPs with an at-a-glance summary. We also look at how Growth Hubs have made a real difference to local businesses and enabled them to grow and access new global markets.
The November 2017 edition of our newsletter is available to view here.
We've got a leader piece from Paul Bimson, Regional Partnership Director at BT, on the urgent need for the UK to address ‘tech literacy’, and Laura Woods,Director of Academic Entrepreneurship at Teesside University, explains how their partnership with their LEP has helped regenerate the region.
Please get in touch if you would like to be added to our subscriber list to receive future issues or if your organisation would be interested in sponsoring future editions of the newsletter which goes to all our lead stakeholders, government, and opinion formers.
News
14th September, 2021
LEP to enable world-leading Net Zero industrial cluster
The Black Country is building on its diverse and unique industrial culture to develop an innovative and world-leading net zero industrial cluster. Thi...
13th September, 2021
How LEP is enabling Net Zero ambitions to take off in South West
Heart of the South West LEP is one of the key catalysts helping to make huge advances in sustainable air travel with the first test flight of a hybrid...
Events
6th September, 2021
Zero Carbon Tour 2021
The Zero Carbon Tour will illustrate the phenomenal array of actions the business community is taking to address the climate crisis. Digital and physi...
22nd May, 2020
CBI Coronavirus Webinars
The CBI are holding daily updates on coronavirus, how it’s impacting the business community, and what business is doing do mitigate the impact.