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A Guide to Sources of Business Start-Up Support
There is a wide variety of national schemes that support new business start ups.
Some are UK-wide, while others are only available in specific areas, or restrict support to particular demographics, such as people in certain age groups.
Local schemes are also available in many areas, and are typically run by organisations such as local enterprise agencies, business reference libraries and local chambers of commerce.
This factsheet provides information about the types of business start-up support available in the UK, and some of the organisations that run the various schemes. Support ranges from signposting clients to other sources of specialist help, to the provision of one-to-one advice and guidance or training workshops and events.
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