Updated 31 October 2026

Business grants and funding in England

Every scheme open to a business in England today, taken from the funders' own published criteria and re-checked daily. Some are England only; the rest are UK-wide and open to you as well.

57 open today. Whether your business qualifies for any of them depends on your legal form, your size, your age and where you are, which is what the check does.

The 57 open today

• Grant

  DRIVE35 Scale-up Fund Drawdown 5

  Innovate UK

  Up to£20,000,000

  A competition offering grants to UK registered organisations that want to build or convert pilot-scale or demonstration-scale manufacturing facilities for zero emission vehicle technologies and their supply chain. Grant requests must sit between £2.5 million and £20 million, with total eligible project costs above £5 million, and applicants must show they can unlock private co-investment worth at least twice the grant. Projects are expected to start from 1 June 2027 and finish by 31 March 2030.

  Closes 4 November 2026The funder’s page

• Grant

  NHS Cancer Programme - Innovation Open Call 4: Real-World Implementation and Evaluation Fund

  NHS England

  Up to£3,000,000

  Funding for a single organisation, in partnership with an NHS organisation in England and an independent evaluation partner, to deploy and evaluate a market-ready innovation across multiple NHS sites that improves productivity on cancer care pathways or drives earlier cancer detection and diagnosis. Delivered through SBRI Healthcare on behalf of NHS England's Cancer Programme, with projects 100% funded up to £3 million over up to 24 months.

  Closes 1 December 2026The funder’s page

• Grant

  International Bilateral Fund - Call 3

  UK Space Agency

  Up to£1,500,000

  The UK Space Agency is funding space sector projects that build international partnerships, with grants of up to £1.5m per project. Projects must be led by a UK organisation, must include an international partner, must provide matched contributions, and must start on 1 April 2027 and run for no more than 18 months. Only one application is allowed per lead organisation, and the call closes at 3pm on 4 November 2026.

  Closes 4 November 2026The funder’s page

• Grant

  Depot Charging Scheme

  UK Government (published on GOV.UK Find a grant)

  Up to£1,000,000

  A government grant that pays part of the cost of installing electric vehicle charging infrastructure at fleet depots, so operators can run battery-electric vans, HGVs and coaches. The first window (25 March to 30 June 2026) covered 70% of charge point and civil costs up to £1 million per organisation, with works to finish by 31 March 2027. A further window is expected to open on 28 October 2026 for projects running to 31 March 2028, but the page says terms and grant rates for that phase are not yet confirmed.

  Closes 29 January 2027The funder’s page

• Grant

  Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS)

  Marine Management Organisation (on behalf of Defra)

  Up to£750,000

  FaSS is a grant scheme for businesses and organisations in England's seafood sector, covering shore facilities, vessel energy efficiency, health and safety, marine environment restoration, cooperative and advisory activity, and diversification. It pays a percentage of eligible project costs, with the rate depending on the type of applicant, and applications are assessed continuously rather than against a fixed deadline.

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• Grant

  Industry Impact Fund

  Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)

  Up to£500,000

  CITB's Industry Impact Fund helps levy-registered construction employers design and pilot new skills and training solutions that don't already exist. Successful proposals can receive up to £500,000 to develop a scalable, sustainable idea addressing workforce challenges such as productivity, digital skills, net zero, or worker retention.

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• Grant

  Adult Social Care Learning and Development Support Scheme

  Department of Health and Social Care

  Up to£400,000

  This scheme reimburses adult social care employers in England for the cost of eligible training courses and qualifications for non-regulated care staff, agency staff, and CQC-registered managers and deputy managers. Reimbursement is capped per employer per financial year, with a separate, larger cap for the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• Mixed

  Energy Resilience Fund

  Social Investment Business (SIB), with Big Issue Invest, Charity Bank, Co-operative and Community Finance, Groundwork UK, Homeless Link, Key Fund, Resonance, The Architectural Heritage Fund and The Ubele Initiative

  Up to£250,000

  A blended loan-and-grant package for charities and social enterprises in England to improve the energy resilience of their buildings, land or vehicles. It funds energy-saving measures, low-carbon generation technology, and energy-efficient or environmentally friendly vehicles.

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• Loan

  More than a Pub

  Key Fund

  Up to£100,000

  A loan fund run by Key Fund to support the development of community-owned pubs across England. Incorporated not-for-profit pubs with clear local engagement in ownership or governance can borrow £5,000 to £100,000 over terms of up to 15 years at 8% APR, with no arrangement fee. It is funded by Power to Change and the Cabinet Office/DCMS.

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• Tax relief

  Business Rates Relief: Enterprise Zones

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  Up to£55,000

  Discretionary business rates relief for a business starting up in, or relocating to, a designated Enterprise Zone in England. The local council decides eligibility and the relief amount based on its own rules for the zone and when the business moved in, up to a maximum of £55,000 a year for up to 5 years.

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• Equity

  Community Shares Booster Fund - Match Investment

  Access - The Foundation for Social Investment

  Up to£50,000

  The Booster Fund offers existing community businesses in England repayable match-equity investment of £10,000 to £50,000, matching money they raise through a community share offer. Applicants must already be investment-ready or have already launched their share offer, and the fund expects a positive rate of return and a plan to repay the investment within a reasonable timescale.

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• Grant

  Postcode Trust Funding

  People's Postcode Trust

  Up to£50,000

  People's Postcode Trust offers three-year, flexible core funding to registered charities, community interest companies and charitable community benefit societies with annual income between £10,000 and £1 million. Awards are up to £50,000 total spread over three years and are not tied to a specific project.

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• Grant

  Woodland Creation Planning Grant (WCPG)

  Forestry Commission

  Up to£30,500

  A two-stage grant that pays landowners, land managers and public bodies (other than Forestry England) to prepare a woodland creation design plan in England. Stage 1 pays a fixed £1,500 for a desk-based feasibility study; if the site has potential, Stage 2 pays a per-hectare rate to produce a full UK Forestry Standard-compliant design, with supplementary payments available for specialist surveys. Total funding per project is capped at £30,500.

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  Apprenticeship Funding

  Department for Work & Pensions

  Up to£27,000

  Employers with a workforce in England can get government funding towards apprenticeship training and end-point assessment costs, up to a funding band maximum of £1,500 to £27,000 depending on the standard. From 1 August 2026, government fully funds training and assessment for apprentices aged 16 to 24 regardless of whether the employer pays the levy, and part-funds older apprentices via co-investment. Employers can also get additional cash payments, including a £2,000 hiring payment for non-levy employers taking on 16 to 24 year olds from October 2026, and £1,000 extra for apprentices aged 16 to 18 or vulnerable 19 to 24 year olds.

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• Grant

  Reach Fund

  Social Investment Business

  Up to£15,000

  The Reach Fund gives charities and social enterprises in England grants of £5,000 to £15,000 to prepare for raising repayable social investment, for example developing business plans, financial forecasts or governance. Applications must go through an approved 'Access Point' social investor who refers the organisation and submits the application on its behalf.

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• Grant

  Workplace Charging Scheme

  Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), administered by DVLA

  Up to£14,000

  A voucher-based grant that contributes towards buying and installing electric vehicle chargepoint sockets at workplace sites across the UK. It covers up to 75% of purchase and installation costs, capped at £500 per socket for installations completed on or after 1 April 2026, with a limit of 40 sockets per applicant across all their sites. Applicants apply online, receive a voucher valid for 180 days, and an authorised installer claims the grant once the work is done.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• Grant

  Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS)

  Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (administered by Ofgem)

  Up to£9,000

  The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a UK government grant that pays a fixed amount towards the cost of installing a heat pump or biomass boiler in a home or non-domestic building in England or Wales. An MCS-certified installer applies for and redeems the grant voucher on behalf of the property owner, reducing the upfront cost of the works.

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• Grant

  Mortgage Advice Bureau Foundation Community Fund

  Mortgage Advice Bureau Foundation

  Up to£5,000

  Mortgage Advice Bureau Foundation offers match funding of up to £5,000 for community-based crowdfunding projects run through Crowdfunder. Pledges up to £250 are matched at a 3:1 ratio, and each project needs a sponsor connected to Mortgage Advice Bureau. It is open to registered charities and Community Interest Companies based in England, Scotland or Wales.

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• In-kind support

  Employer Networks

  Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)

  Up to£4,500

  CITB funds local Employer Networks that pay part of the cost of construction training for member employers. From April 2026, micro-to-medium employers (1-249 staff) can book training at 50% match funding, with an annual claim cap set per employer size band; large employers have a separate fund. CITB pays the training provider directly for its share of the cost.

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• Grant

  CITB Apprenticeship Grants

  Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)

  Up to£3,500

  CITB pays registered, levy-paying construction employers a grant while their directly-employed apprentice attends an approved apprenticeship, plus a further grant when the apprentice achieves the qualification. An extra top-up is available for Interior Systems Installer apprenticeships, and CITB separately funds apprentice travel and accommodation.

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• Grant

  Youth Jobs Grant

  Department for Work and Pensions

  Up to£3,000

  The government's Youth Jobs Grant pays employers up to £3,000 per job for recruiting an eligible young person aged 18-24 who has been on Universal Credit and out of work for six months or more, provided the role lasts at least 16 weeks. It is open to employers of all sizes and sectors across Great Britain.

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• Grant

  Poultry Biosecurity Review funding

  Rural Payments Agency (Defra)

  Up to£1,290

  Funding for poultry keepers in England to have a vet carry out a biosecurity review of their site. Businesses can claim £430 per review, for up to three reviews per site, after the vet completes an assessment and summary sheet.

  Closes 30 September 2028The funder’s page

• Grant

  Plant Standards and Grants

  CITB (Construction Industry Training Board)

  Up to£880

  CITB pays fixed grants to construction employers whose staff complete approved plant machinery training, covering categories such as excavators, dumpers, forklifts and telescopic handlers. The grant amount depends on the plant tier (1 to 3) and whether the trainee is novice or experienced, and is claimed by the ATO/TPN training provider on the employer's behalf rather than applied for directly.

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• Grant

  CITB Short Course Grants

  Construction Industry Training Board (CITB)

  Up to£500

  CITB pays fixed grants to CITB-registered, levy-up-to-date construction employers when their directly employed staff, business owners, partners or subcontractors complete approved short courses (at least 3 hours long) in Plant Operations, Scaffolding and other listed occupations. Grants for listed scaffolding and other short courses range from £60 to £500 per person per course, and pay automatically once an Approved Training Organisation or Training Provider Network member reports the achievement, or via direct application within 52 weeks otherwise.

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• Grant

  Electric vehicle chargepoint grant for residential landlords

  Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV)

  Up to£500

  Residential landlords and organisations that own or manage rented homes can claim support towards buying and installing electric vehicle chargepoints at their properties. The grant covers 75% of purchase and installation costs, capped at £500 per socket, for up to 200 sockets a year. Applicants must be registered at Companies House or VAT registered and must use an OZEV-authorised installer.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• In-kind support

  Apprenticeship units

  Department for Education

  Government-funded short, flexible training courses (apprenticeship units) for existing employees aged 19 and over, covering areas such as AI leadership, battery manufacturing, EV charging, electrical/mechanical fitting, modular building and solar PV installation and maintenance. Training is fully funded for non-levy paying employers, and levy payers can use their levy funds or move into co-investment once funds are exhausted.

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• Tax relief

  Business Rates: Exempt Properties

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  Certain property types are wholly exempt from business rates in England: agricultural land and buildings used for agricultural purposes (including fish farms), buildings used for the training or welfare of disabled people, and buildings registered for public religious worship or church halls. A business occupying an exempt property pays no business rates on it at all, rather than receiving a discount.

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  Business Rates: Improvement Relief

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  A one-year reduction in business rates for occupied properties in England where the ratepayer completes qualifying improvements on or after 1 April 2024 that increase the property's rateable value, either by increasing its size or adding new features or equipment such as heating, air conditioning or CCTV. The relief runs for one year from completion of the works and cannot be passed on to a new occupier.

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• Tax relief

  Business Rates: Pubs and Live Music Venues Relief

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  A 15% reduction in business rates bills for eligible pubs and live music venues in England for the 2026 to 2027 billing year (1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027), with no cap on the amount of relief available. From 1 April 2027 until 31 March 2029 eligible properties also get transitional protection so their bills cannot rise faster than inflation.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• Grant

  Cladding Safety Scheme

  Homes England

  A government scheme that meets the cost of fixing life-safety fire risks from unsafe cladding on residential buildings over 11 metres tall (11-18m in London). Applications are made by the Responsible Entity for the building, such as a landlord, freeholder or managing organisation, where they cannot or should not fund the works themselves.

  Closes 31 March 2030The funder’s page

• Grant

  Employer Support Fund (ESF): construction and T Level industry placements

  Department for Education

  The Employer Support Fund reimburses employers in England for essential costs of hosting construction industry placements and T Level industry placements, on top of the funding the training provider already receives. Employers claim by signing a declaration form and submitting receipts to their partner training provider, who administers the claim and payment.

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• Tax relief

  Empty Property Relief (Business Rates)

  UK Government (applied by local billing authorities)

  A national business rates relief that exempts an empty commercial property from business rates for the first three months it stands empty, extending to a further three months for industrial premises. Listed buildings, low rateable-value properties, and buildings owned by charities or sports clubs can continue receiving relief until they are reoccupied. Businesses apply through their local council.

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• Grant

  Energy Efficiency Sharematch

  Access - The Foundation for Social Investment

  A £250,000 pilot fund providing grant funding to match money that co-operative and community benefit societies in England raise from their own communities through a community share offer, to pay for energy efficiency measures such as solar panels, heat pumps, insulation and LED lighting. Delivered by Co-operatives UK and Crowdfunder, and funded by Access - The Foundation for Social Investment, with applications open until March 2027.

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• Tax relief

  Enhanced Capital Allowance Relief in Freeport and Investment Zone Special Tax Sites

  HM Revenue & Customs

  Companies buying new plant or machinery for use in a designated Freeport or Investment Zone special tax site can deduct 100% of that qualifying expenditure from their profits before tax in the accounting period it was bought. The relief is claimed through the Company Tax Return and can be withdrawn if the asset stops being primarily used in the tax site within 5 years.

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• Tax relief

  Enhanced Structures and Buildings Allowance Relief in Freeport and Investment Zone Special Tax Sites

  HM Revenue & Customs

  Businesses that incur qualifying expenditure on constructing or renovating structures and buildings within a designated Freeport or Investment Zone special tax site can claim an enhanced structures and buildings allowance of 10% a year against their profits, instead of the normal rate, for up to 10 years. Construction must begin, the expenditure be incurred, and the building brought into qualifying use, all within the special tax site and before the relief's end date.

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• Grant

  Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS) — Competitive Funding Rounds

  Marine Management Organisation (MMO)

  The Fisheries and Seafood Scheme runs competitive funding rounds for larger fisheries and seafood industry projects worth over £250,000, covering labour and workforce development, community partnerships, and infrastructure. Applicants submit a business case ahead of one of several submission deadlines each year for review by a funding round panel.

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• In-kind support

  Free courses and additional free training

  Department for Education

  The government fully funds essential English, maths and digital skills training for adult employees who lack a level 2 (or level 1 for digital) qualification, so an employer bears no training cost for sending eligible staff on these courses. Level 3 and ESOL courses can also be funded or co-funded, again at no expected cost to the employer.

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• Tax relief

  Freeports business rates relief

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  Businesses occupying property in a designated English Freeport tax site can get up to 100% relief from business rates for five years from when they first claim it, funded centrally but administered by local authorities using their discretionary relief powers. New businesses moving into a Freeport, and existing businesses expanding within one, can qualify; the relief window runs until 30 September 2031.

  Closes 30 September 2031The funder’s page

• Grant

  Get funding for apprenticeship training

  Department for Education

  The government pays most or all of the cost of training and assessing an apprentice, with the share depending on whether the employer pays the apprenticeship levy and the apprentice's age. Employers taking on younger or disadvantaged apprentices can also get direct cash payments of up to £2,000 towards employment costs.

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• Grant

  Great British Energy (GBE) Supply Chain Fund: Offshore Wind and Networks

  Great British Energy

  A capital grant fund of up to £300 million to expand UK manufacturing capacity for components that are in short supply in the offshore wind and electricity networks sectors. Grants must pay for building new manufacturing facilities or extending existing ones in the UK, and the finished project must mainly produce one or more of the listed 'Critical Components'. Applications are assessed in rounds, with the window closing on 10 December 2026 unless the budget runs out sooner.

  Closes 10 December 2026The funder’s page

• Tax relief

  Heat Networks Relief (Business Rates)

  Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government

  A 100% business rates exemption for properties used mainly as a heat network that takes its energy from a low-carbon source and supplies heating or cooling to other properties.

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• Tax relief

  Humber Freeport - tax site incentives

  Humber Freeport

  Businesses with a premises inside a designated Humber Freeport tax site can claim a package of time-limited reliefs: business rates relief, enhanced relief on qualifying plant and machinery, a zero rate of employer National Insurance contributions on new hires, Stamp Duty Land Tax relief on qualifying land or buildings, and an enhanced rate of relief for constructing or renovating buildings.

  Closes 30 September 2031The funder’s page

• Grant

  Music Export Growth Scheme

  Department for Business and Trade

  MEGS offers match-funded grants to UK-based music businesses, typically management companies or record labels that qualify as SMEs, to run marketing and promotion campaigns abroad, usually tied to international touring. It is aimed at acts that have already had commercial success in the UK and are trying to break into overseas markets. Grants cover no more than half of eligible costs and cannot pay for any activity in the UK. Applications go through the delivery partner, BPI.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• Tax relief

  National Insurance relief for employers in UK Freeport and Investment Zone special tax sites

  HM Revenue and Customs

  Employers with a business premises in a designated UK Freeport or Investment Zone special tax site can pay a zero rate of employer Class 1 secondary National Insurance Contributions on a new employee's earnings up to the Freeport and Investment Zone Upper Secondary Threshold, for up to 36 months from the start of their employment. The employee must spend most of their working time at the tax site and not have worked for the employer, or a connected employer, in the previous 24 months.

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• Grant

  People and Research

  Historic England

  Historic England grants for engagement, skills, training and heritage project posts, as well as research into England's historic environment, such as scientific and technical conservation, surveys, publication and archiving. Registered companies and self-employed sole traders can apply alongside charities, local authorities and educational institutions.

  Closes 31 March 2027The funder’s page

• In-kind support

  Receive a levy transfer from another business to fund an apprenticeship

  Department for Education

  A mechanism letting a business in England fund an apprenticeship by receiving a transfer of up to 50% of an apprenticeship-levy-paying employer's levy. The transferred funds pay 100% of the apprenticeship's training and assessment costs, up to the funding band maximum, for the whole duration of the apprenticeship.

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  Rural Rate Relief

  Local councils (business rates relief)

  Rural rate relief removes business rates entirely for the sole village general store, food shop, post office, public house or petrol station in a small rural settlement (population under 3,000), provided the property's rateable value is below a set threshold. It is administered locally, and a business qualifying for it pays no business rates at all.

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• In-kind support

  Skills Bootcamps

  Department for Education

  Skills Bootcamps are government-funded flexible training courses, up to 16 weeks long, for adults aged 19 and over, covering digital, technical and green-economy skills. Businesses recruiting bootcamp graduates pay nothing; training an existing employee costs the employer only a small contribution, with government funding the rest.

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• Tax relief

  Small Business Rate Relief

  Local councils (business rates relief)

  Small businesses using one property with a rateable value under £15,000 can get their business rates reduced or eliminated, with full relief below £12,000 and a tapered discount up to £15,000. It applies automatically to a business's ongoing rates bill rather than being a one-off award, and is administered by the local council rather than applied for centrally.

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  Stamp Duty Land Tax Relief in Freeport and Investment Zone Special Tax Sites (England)

  HM Revenue & Customs

  Businesses buying or leasing land or buildings within a designated Freeport or Investment Zone special tax site in England can claim relief from Stamp Duty Land Tax, provided the land or buildings are used in a qualifying commercial way.

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• Tax relief

  Supporting Small Business Relief (Business Rates)

  UK Government (applied by local billing authorities)

  Supporting small business relief caps how much a business's rates bill can rise following the 2026 property revaluation, for businesses that have lost some or all of an existing small business, rural, retail/hospitality/leisure, or 2023 supporting small business relief. The cap is applied automatically to the bill by the local council, so no separate application is needed.

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  Thames Freeport - tax and customs incentives

  Thames Freeport

  Thames Freeport offers a package of tax and customs benefits to businesses occupying its designated tax sites, including Port of Tilbury and DP World London Gateway. The package includes business rates relief, an enhanced structures and buildings allowance, employer National Insurance relief on new jobs, and simplified customs and duty arrangements.

  Closes 30 September 2031The funder’s page

• Mixed

  The Growth and Skills Levy

  Department for Education / Skills England

  The Growth and Skills Levy funds apprenticeship, foundation apprenticeship and apprenticeship-unit training for employers of any size in England, with the government paying all or most of the training cost depending on the apprentice's age. On top of this, employers can get direct cash payments for taking on young apprentices: up to £2,000 for a foundation apprenticeship, a further £3,000 through the Youth Jobs Grant for eligible 18-24 year olds, and from October 2026 up to £2,000 for non-levy employers recruiting a 16-24 year old.

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• Grant

  Transferable Audio-Visual Equipment on Rail Replacement Coaches

  Department for Transport

  The Department for Transport is offering up to £2 million in grants to coach operators in Great Britain that run, or could run, rail replacement services. The scheme reimburses up to 75% of the cost of buying transferable audio-visual equipment (and supporting kit such as screens or portable induction loops) so coaches can give accessible next-stop and journey information under the 2023 accessible information regulations. Money is paid after purchase, so operators must fund the equipment upfront and evidence it, and the scheme runs for around six months or until the budget is used up.

  Closes 18 December 2026The funder’s page

• Tax relief

  Transitional Relief (business rates)

  Local councils (business rates relief)

  Transitional relief caps how much a business's rates bill can rise in a single year after a business rates revaluation, phasing in large increases gradually instead of applying them all at once. It applies automatically through the council rather than needing an application, and the size of the cap depends on the property's rateable value and the current year of the revaluation cycle.

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  Tree health pilot scheme

  Forestry Commission and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

  The tree health pilot scheme offers grants in England to help manage and slow the spread of specific tree pests and diseases. Separate grants cover larch, spruce and sweet chestnut affected by named pests or diseases, ash affected by ash dieback, oak affected by oak processionary moth (a local authority grant), restocking after felling, and a tree health advice package. Detailed eligibility, payment rates and application steps sit in linked guidance documents rather than on this page.

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  UK Investment Zones Tax Site Incentives

  Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

  Businesses investing in one of 13 UK Investment Zones get access to a 10-year package of tax reliefs on designated sites plus support for skills, infrastructure and innovation. On designated tax sites this includes full Stamp Duty Land Tax relief, zero-rate employer National Insurance on new employees' earnings up to £25,000 a year for 36 months, a 100% first-year capital allowance on plant and machinery, an enhanced structures and buildings allowance, and full business rates relief for eligible new or expanding businesses.

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