Business Marketing Grant - Sunderland
Tuesday, 4th March 2008
Categories: Funding - Tyne and Wear
Business Marketing Grant - Sunderland
Description
Up to £1,500, to cover up to 50% of costs, may be available to firms undertaking a promotional campaign as part of an overall marketing campaign.
Eligibility
Firms must employ less than 50 people.
Contact
City Business and Investment Team
t: 0191 553 1168 / 1169
e: business.investment@sunderland.gov.uk
Funding - North East
- Natural England - Access to Nature Fund (9/6/2008)
- Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust - Craft Grants (3/3/2008)
- Landfill Communities Fund: Improving the Local Environment (3/3/2008)
- Small Grants Scheme (3/3/2008)
- Graduates for Business (3/3/2008)
- Investors In People (IIP) - North East (3/3/2008)
- Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) (3/3/2008)
- National Art Fund (3/3/2008)
- First Year Allowances - Cars with Low Carbon Dioxide Emissions (3/3/2008)
- Enhanced Capital Allowances - Water Saving Investments (3/3/2008)
- Crisis Changing Lives Programme (3/3/2008)
- Access to Work (3/3/2008)
- Heritage Grants (3/3/2008)
- Woodland Regeneration Grant - England (3/3/2008)
- Woodland Creation Grant - England (3/3/2008)
- Woodland Planning Grant - England (3/3/2008)
- Grants for Historic Buildings, Monuments and Designed Landscapes - England (3/3/2008)
- New Deal 25 Plus (3/3/2008)
- New Deal for Young People (18-24) (3/3/2008)
- Job Introduction Scheme (3/3/2008)
Funding - North East RSS News Feed
Funding - County Durham
- Business Growth Grant - Derwentside (4/3/2008)
- Emerge Project Support Package - Derwentside (4/3/2008)
- Wear Valley Business Support Programme - New Businesses (4/3/2008)
- Wear Valley Business Support Programme - Existing Businesses (4/3/2008)
- Teesdale and Wear Valley Enterprise Agency (4/3/2008)
- Field Boundary Restoration Grant - County Durham (4/3/2008)
- East Durham Training Grant (3/3/2008)
- East Durham Marketing Grant (3/3/2008)
- East Durham Start Up Grant (3/3/2008)
Funding - County Durham RSS News Feed
Funding - Northumberland
- Northumberland National Park Grants & Advice (14/3/2008)
- Rural Business Initiative (3/3/2008)
- Northumberland Enterprise Fund (3/3/2008)
- Northumberland Small Business Fund (3/3/2008)
- Wansbeck Business Development Grant and Loan (3/3/2008)
- Wansbeck Flexible Start Up Fund (3/3/2008)
Funding - Northumberland RSS News Feed
Funding - Tees Valley
- Tourism Grant - Stockton (4/3/2008)
- Vital Spark Start-up - Stockton on Tees (4/3/2008)
- Business Competitiveness and Growth Grant - Middlesbrough (4/3/2008)
- Capital Grant - Middlesbrough (4/3/2008)
- Start-up Grant - Middlesbrough (4/3/2008)
- New Deal for Communities (NDC) Communities Development Fund - Hartlepool (4/3/2008)
- ICT Entrepreneur Bursary/Grant Fund - Hartlepool (4/3/2008)
- Access to Markets Fund - Darlington (4/3/2008)
- Women's Development Fund - Hartlepool (4/3/2008)
- Financial Incentives - Darlington (4/3/2008)
- Tourism Enterprise Scheme - County Durham (4/3/2008)
Funding - Tees Valley RSS News Feed
Funding - Tyne and Wear
- Industrial Premises Removal Grant - Sunderland (4/3/2008)
- Industrial Premises Basic Services Grant - Sunderland (4/3/2008)
- Industrial Premises Rent Relief Grant - Sunderland (4/3/2008)
- Micro Loan - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Business Start Up Loans - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Business Start Up Grant - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Business Feasibility Study Grant - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Business Development Grant - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Major Business Grant Fund - South Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Wallsend Town Centre Business Support Grant (4/3/2008)
- Start Up Grant - North Tyneside (4/3/2008)
- Start-up Grant - Newcastle-upon-Tyne (4/3/2008)
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