Tees Valley Combined Authority is the regional body for Tees Valley in the North East of England. It supports business growth through investment, business support and a directory of funding opportunities.
Tees Valley Combined Authority, Tees Valley Creates
A support service listed by Tees Valley Combined Authority for established businesses, social enterprises and start-ups in the creative, cultural, digital and tech sectors, with help on finance and funding, business planning and networking.
Deadline
Open all year
Area
Tees ValleyRating 7/10Local Landscape rating 7 out of 10
Short-term finance of £100,000 to £2 million, managed by FW Capital, for businesses with a material presence in or delivering economic benefit to Teesside. Interest-only terms, suited to funding advance payment guarantees, performance bonds or contract-related cash flow.
Amount
£100,000 to £2,000,000
Deadline
Open all year
Area
Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland, Stockton-on-TeesRating 8/10Local Landscape rating 8 out of 10
Government-funded vouchers of up to £4,500 to help homes and small businesses in rural areas upgrade to gigabit-capable broadband, covering installation costs.
Amount
Up to £4,500
Area
Tees ValleyRating 5/10Local Landscape rating 5 out of 10
Tees Valley Combined Authority, UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
An online directory of all live UK Research and Innovation funding opportunities. It is for businesses in the listed Tees Valley locations and sectors.
Area
Tees ValleyRating 5/10Local Landscape rating 5 out of 10
A Tees Valley Combined Authority funded music development programme, led by Generator, that supports artists, venues and creative professionals with targeted funding, skills development and industry support.
Area
Tees ValleyRating 5/10Local Landscape rating 5 out of 10
From 2027, BICS will reduce electricity costs by up to £40 per megawatt hour for eligible manufacturing businesses in the Industrial Strategy's growth sectors and foundational manufacturing industries that meet the relevant electricity intensity threshold. It also exempts eligible businesses from paying the indirect costs of the renewables obligation, capacity market and feed-in tariff.
Amount
Up to £40
Area
Tees ValleyRating 6/10Local Landscape rating 6 out of 10
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