Rushcliffe's High Street Businesses Can Now Seek Grants Up to £5,000

Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) has launched a grant scheme offering up to £5,000 for small high street businesses in the area, aimed at enhancing trade through improvements in accessibility, energy efficiency, digital presence, and shopfront aesthetics. Supported by UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF), the grants can cover up to 70% of eligible project costs and are particularly focused on assisting businesses in the retail, hospitality, and leisure sectors. Key funding areas include adaptations for wheelchair accessibility, energy-saving installations, and digital support to boost productivity. The scheme, which opened on April 1, will remain available until all funds are allocated, with a deadline for claims set for March 2026. business owners are encouraged to apply early and can find more information on the council’s UKSPF webpage.

Rushcliffe’s High Street Businesses Can Now Seek Grants Up to £5,000

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