South Lanarkshire Council
South Lanarkshire Business Growth Grant (SLBGG)
A competitive, discretionary grant for established, full-time businesses in South Lanarkshire to fund growth projects such as capital spend, consultancy, training or trade shows, with 50% of eligible costs covered.
What it pays for
Conditions to know about
Must be actively trading for at least 12 months and not pre-trading. Turnover above VAT threshold or expected to reach £90,000 within 12 months. Maximum total grant £20,000 per business for 2026-2027; awards cannot exceed 10% of most recent annual turnover. Project must deliver net zero progress, 10% turnover growth, or new jobs. Excludes gambling, certain drinking and takeaway businesses, and credit unions. No project work may begin before a formal grant decision.
How to apply
Applications go through the funder. Read their page for the full rules and the form.
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Listed under Equipment, Energy and net zero, Training and hiring, Premises, Growth, England, South Lanarkshire
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