The vision of Glasgow’s Local Regeneration Agencies to drive the economic regeneration of their city has seen them recognised as Scotland's regional winner in the Enteprising Britain competition 2009
The Merthyr Tydfil Enterprise Group is an umbrella group for a variety of different partners, all of which deliver projects aimed at making a positive economic impact in their community. It's impact has been recognised as the winner in Wales of the Enterprising Britain competition 2009.
‘Team Derry’ is a partnership between North West Marketing and Derry City Council’s Economic Development Section that came together to address the issues faced by the area. It's Northern Ireland's winner in the Enterprising Britain competition 2009.
The Hull Enterprise Partnership is the winner of the Enterprising Britain Competition 2009 in the Yorkshire and Humber region. It's aimed at pre-start up businesses to provide support, including free business workshops, one-to-one mentoring and support with funding applications.
Go Wansbeck is the winner of the Enterprising Britain 2009 competition in the North East. It's a long-term, government-backed Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI) programme which began in 2007 to help turn around the area’s enterprise culture. It's transforming one of England’s most deprived districts by working to create a more enterprising society,
No Limits is one of the entries for the 2009 Enterprising Britain competition. It's a regeneration partnership between three football clubs, four borough councils, Lancashire County Council and local businesses.
Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust charity is the South East's Enterprising Britain competition winner for 2009. By regenerating the dockyard it has created 112 homes, 120 business units and attracted 150,000 visitors a year to its museums, ships and attractions and created over 130 new businesses with a further 35 planned.
Young Enterprise London was the London regional winner of the 2009 Enterprising Britain competition. Nine thousand young people in the last two years have set up and run their own real-life business
NWES was the East of England regional winner of the 2009 Enterprising Britain competition. It has helped to start up over 5,000 new businesses, creating almost 10,000 jobs; 103 businesses and 206 jobs in the last two years alone.
Ashfield Skills Centre was the East Midlands regional winner of the 2009 Enterprising Britain competition. 173 individuals have been helped in starting their own businesses, creating 49 new enterprises
Shropshire Enterprise Partnership was the West Midlands regional winner of the 2009 Enterprising Britain competition. Its work with home-based businesses will create 1,500 new businesses and 600 jobs in the next five years.
In the last six years, the Partnership has linked the public, private sector and community together towards the common goal of transforming Scarborough from a declining seaside resort to a quality town by the sea with an optimistic future. The results have been dramatic. It has helped transform Scarborough with strong leadership and genuine community involvement at its core.
The Cumbria-based organisation was recognised in the 2008 Enterprising Britain competition for its success in inspiring a low-skill, low-wage, low-aspiration population to become enterprising.
The Network, which is made up of a group of organization supporting enterprise in the area, has been instrumental in highlighting Tynedale as an area of outstanding enterprise achievement.
Broughton was awarded in the 2007 Enterprising Britain competition for its transformation of a declining rural community into a beacon of enterprise.
This engine for altruistic entrepreneurship in the Isle of Anglesey, provides a range of business, ICT and community enterprise support services, including financial support.
Galeri is a community enterprise and was recognised in the 2007 Enterprising Britain competition for helping to transform the economic and artistic fortunes of Caernarfon in North Wales.
The North Belfast-based organisation has been at the centre of a physical and social regeneration of this deprived area.
The centre was recognised in the 2007 Enterprising Britain competition for its success in unlocking the creative entrepreneurial potential of young people from one of the most disadvantaged areas of the South West.
This arts and culture led regeneration project has made a substantial contribution to the social, cultural and economic regeneration of the town of Hawick and the wider Borders area of Scotland.
