City of Wolverhampton Council
Vibrant High Street Grant
Discretionary capital and digital grants for retail, hospitality and daytime or night-time economy businesses on Wolverhampton high streets to improve frontages, interiors, digital and marketing. Suits small independent businesses.
What it pays for
Conditions to know about
Must be in retail, hospitality, B2C daytime or night-time economy; pay business rates; not charities or community groups; not national or international brands. Max £5,000 across up to two themes; £3,000 frontage or refurbishment; £2,000 digital/marketing/security. Page says 80% grant rate with 20% match funding. Page states a 16 June deadline in an update, but the page also says rolling until funds are awarded and the dates are inconsistent, so no closing date is recorded.
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, Premises, Digital, Growth, England, Wolverhampton
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