Enterprising Britain

Enterprising Britain is a nationwide competition to find the most enterprising place in the UK – a location where enterprise is creating jobs and transforming communities – both of which are vital during these uncertain economic times.

Enterprise UK has responsibility for running Enterprising Britain on behalf of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, by working in close partnership with the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) and the Devolved Administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

THE ENTERPRISING BRITAIN COMPETITION 2010 IS LAUNCHING IN FEBRUARY.

CHECK BACK FOR MORE DETAILS SOON. In the meantime check out what we got up to in 2009:

Today on Enterprising Britain:

Watch the video of awards ceremony

And the winner is…?

The Enterprising Britain Awards Ceremony took place in London on 30th November where it was announced that NWES LOWESTOFT are this years winners! Find out more about the winners!

Well deserved runners up were the ‘Pride of Hull’ and ‘Ashfield Skill Centre’.

Read about the event and view pictures here.

Enterprising Britain on the Make Your Mark forum…

Digital Britain: is broadband as essential as food, water and energy?

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Enterprising Britain in the media

Find out who is saying what about Enterprising Britain out there on the world wide web…

Enterprising Britain media coverage

Get in touch!

If you have a question about Enterprising Britain please email enterprisingbritain@makeyourmark.org.uk

Get networked!

All entrants to the Enterprising Britain competition are able to become members of the Enterprising Places Network. The Enterprising Places Network (EPN) aims to gather together exemplars of enterprise practice across the UK, capture experiences of local development, share inspirational stories, and catalyse debate around key elements of enterprise.