About the Growth Hub
Growth Hub Service Update
Cornwall Council has secured investment from the Department for Business and Trade to continue delivering a Growth Hub service for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, subject to contract.
Following the conclusion of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund programme, a revised Growth Hub service is now being developed. This new service will reflect a different funding model and a reshaped approach to business support.
Support for businesses remains available during this transition.
Business Support Service
Businesses are encouraged to contact the national Business Support Service, which provides free access via a helpline. The service can assess business needs, offer guidance, and connect you to a broad range of relevant support and advice.
Email: [email protected]
Call: 0800 998 1098 Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm (excl. bank holidays). Check call charges.
Chat: Talk to one of the Business Support Service team on:
Business Growth Service
The national Business Growth Service is here to help you start, run and grow your business, connecting you simply and quickly to trusted and impartial support that is often hard to find.
By asking you a handful of questions about your business, they can scan a broad support landscape to select the best in-person and online guidance that is relevant for you – all packaged into a clear and logical set of guide pages.
[✓] I am looking to grow my business
[✓] I am looking for business support
Who we've helped
St Michael’s Housing Society
St Michael’s Housing Society is a long‑standing co‑operative housing organisation based in Penzance, West Cornwall.
Hiyield
Hiyield is a Truro‑based digital product studio that develops sustainable websites and web applications.
Camelford Leisure Centre
Camelford Leisure Centre in North Cornwall is a successful example of a community‑run mutual organisation.
Venton Conference Centre
Venton Conference Centre, has successfully used two Growth Hub grants to transform its operations, reduce its environmental impact, and expand its service offerings.
The Spectra Project
The Spectra Project supports families and individuals with spectrum conditions and neurodiversity.
Elements of Pattern
Cornish artist Robert Jones has developed a creative and therapeutic digital app that allows users to form an infinite number of designs and shapes.
Cultura Live Foods
Experienced chef Paul Learney takes a fresh look at fermented foods.
Bond Architecture
Experienced architect Jess Knowles decided the time was right to start out on her own.
Kernow Vitality
Registered nurse Kirsty Higgins has the clinical skills to make her wellbeing business work.
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