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Between 2015 and 2017 A1 Community Works was part of a project co-funded by the Prince's Countryside Fund to bring digital skills to rural areas - Their contibution was so positive that Tanya was invited to attend a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace.

A message from Karen, at our Local Enterprise Partnership:

It would be useful to try and find out what support local businesses find useful or would find useful. It just so happens that there is Business Productivity Review under way by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy to help to gain an understanding from businesses about the business support offer.

Welcome to Yorkshire has secured £1 million of funding over the next year in a project which will see the creation of new bookable cycling packages in Yorkshire targeting Dutch and German tourists.

The initiative forms part of the Discover England Fund, led by Visit England. 

We are very keen to see as many of our wonderful food and drink businesses enter these awards as possible.  It is a great showcase for local businesses and helps to raise their profile.

The Nationwide Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme (GBVS) will provide vouchers worth up to £3000 for a small or medium sized business or £500 to residents to help with the costs of connecting to full fibre broadband.

With clients located across the UK, the firm are pleased to reveal that they are looking to acquire businesses in the IT Managed Services Sector, as well as those that provide telecoms and internet connectivity services nationally, to continue to boost growth and skills.

Hot on the heels of the Tour de Yorkshire Land Art competition, the shortlisted entries for the Best Dressed competition have now been unveiled.

While the Land Art competition – which went to a public vote on Wednesday - focuses on the giant artworks that adorned the route, the Best Dressed competition seeks to reward the people and places that went the extra mile to honour the race’s passing.

Funding is now available for equipment provided through the Product and Process Innovation (PAPI) scheme (www.papi.org.uk)