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Join the cultural transformation putting environmental sustainability at the heart of how the arts value the natural world.
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Free online carbon and environmental calculators to record and understand your venue, office, tour, production, event or festival’s environment impacts. In completing the IG Tools is the first step towards being awarded Creative Green certification.
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Arts Council England and Julie’s Bicycle are working in partnership until 2018 with a focus on leadership underpinning a programme of events, workshops and ongoing support for environmental reporting, best practice and policy development.
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A guide for the Performing Arts, providing environmental guidance for touring European theatre companies and venues, available in English, French, Italian, German and Chinese. (2011)
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Not sure where to start? Check out our top ten tips on environmental sustainability for organisations, designers, and companies working in commercial and subsidised theatre.
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The RSA's Hilary Chittenden introduces us to Circularity
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National Theatre Wales (NTW) is a small, vibrant company based in Cardiff city-centre. They are now in their fourth year and have performed in a variety of diverse venues encompassing everything from castles to mountains.
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Applications are open for the 2014 Fringe Sustainable Practice Award
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In partnership with BOP Consulting, we've conducted the most comprehensive survey to date
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Norwich Theatre Royal gain an overall rating of two stars for the first time
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The HandleBards win the 2014 Edinburgh Fringe Sustainable Practice Award
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Atmen' premiers at the Schaubühne International, Berlin
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JB launches Sustaining Creativity, a series of conversations and events exploring environmental challenges
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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama wins 2013 Green Gown Award
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Join a discursive investigation of performance approaches that explore the human relationship with the natural world.
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Julie's Bicycle will be presenting at The Sustainable Production Award Ceremony
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A half-day showcase on sustainable production across the music and performing arts industries.
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Green Theatre Network session on delivering sustainable power to the performing arts sector.
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Presentation on the role of environmental sustainability to the business and ethics of the arts and cultural industries
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Alison Tickell (Julie's Bicycle) and Angharad Wynne-Jones (TippingPoint Australia, Arts House) have an open dialogue about their experiences of creating and participating in sustainability initiatives in the arts and culture sectors.
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Catherine Langabeer talks about the Arts Council England’s far reaching new green strategy.
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Join Julie's Bicycle and The Theatres Trust to discuss practical solutions to powering our cultural events into the future.
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Explore how theatre buildings have addressed the sustainability agenda.
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Sustainability workshop for artists and art organisations in Melbourne
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Alison Tickell speaks at the 5th World Summit of Arts & Culture in Melbourne
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A day of discussion, debate and shared best practice on sustainability in theatre production.
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Catherine Langabeer joins Leicester Comedy Festival's Geoff Rowe to discuss greening UK comedy.
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We will be sharing the findings of our major study into UK and international theatre touring and launching our new UK Theatre Programme.
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Julie’s Bicycle launch new Sustainable Production Guide
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Daniel Bye's How to Occupy an Oil Rig receives 2013 Award for Sustainable Production at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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Compare your environmental performance to the industry average.
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Creu Cymru (the development agency for theatres and arts venues across Wales), to continue ambitious project that will benefit staff, performers, customers and local communities.
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Green My Production, the long-anticipated Julie’s Bicycle event in partnership with White Light, the entertainment lighting specialists, took off on Wednesday 27th March 2013 at White Light’s HQ in Wimbledon, South London.
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Black Watch, one the National Theatre of Scotland’s site-specific work, was originally created for the Edinburgh fringe Festival in 2006.
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The Extraordinary Story of Water was a promenade performance produced by the Volcano Theatre Company.
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Arcola Theatre in Dalston, London, has become synonymous with sustainability in the UK’s theatre sector.
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JB will be at the Royal Court Theatre’s Day of Action this Saturday.
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Julie's Bicycle, LIFT and the ICA to hold Green Theatre Network session
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Lyric Hammersmith becomes first ever venue to be awarded the three star Creative Industry Green rating
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Contact is a charity and theatre space working with young people based in Manchester, and a member of MCLEF. The organisation is currently recycling 72% of its waste and has a natural ventilation system in place, saving energy use on air conditioning.
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GFT is the first cinema to be Industry Green certified, achieving a two star certification in June 2012. Sustainability is high on the agenda with green initiatives well underway both in the office, venue and through events engaging audiences directly.
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Live Nation has operated at the forefront of the music industry’s response to climate change for several years. Here we profile Live Nation venues who have undertaken Industry Green: Wembley Arena, Cardiff International Arena, Motorpoint Arena Sheffield and O2 Apollo Manchester.
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An in-depth look at the National Theatre's sustainable initiatives and schemes, by Robert Butler.
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Norwich Theatre Royal is highly motivated to reduce emissions and match their environmental efforts to their commitment to the local community.
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Theatre Local is an initiative by the Royal Court Theatre (RC) aiming to extend the scope of its work into different environments.
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Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester is a member of The Manchester Cultural Leader's Environmental Forum. Read how they have addressed sustainability in their stage production, venue operations, catering and more.
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TRP has been measuring its energy use for six years now, and between 2009 and 2010 the theatre achieved a 25% reduction in energy emissions, thanks to a wide range of environmental initiatives implemented throughout the building.
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A guide for anyone in the theatre industry offering practical and effective ways to reduce energy use and make theatres greener, while also saving money. Authored by the Mayor of London's Culture Office.
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Are you involved in the production of an event or show? Here's a guide to navigate you through the environmental consequences of key production areas.
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A practical approach to reducing environmental impacts associated with touring productions and performances.
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A Young Vic Sustainable Production Pilot
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Read the success stories of companies that have signed up to the Better Batteries Scheme. Learn more about the campaign here
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Bryan Raven from White Light talks us through greener ways of lighting.
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Donyale Werle's Tony award-winning set design and construction for Peter and the Starcatcher. The play had a sold-out run in 2011 at the New York Theatre Workshop and transferred to the Brooks Atkinson Theater on Broadway in Spring 2012.
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One of the UK's leading lighting designers, Paule Constable has worked for Glyndebourne, The Royal Opera House, English National Opera, Welsh National Opera, Theatre de Complicite, the Royal Court and the National Theatre.
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The Arts and Environmental Sustainability: An International Overview
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The jointly run Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse theatres have existed since the 1800s and were both in need of major renovation.
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Arts Council England report Sustaining Great Art, which presents the results of the first year of environmental reporting by its major revenue funded organisations.
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Julie's Bicycle have been working with the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) to publish our second set of energy benchmarks for the cultural sector.
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Create connections. Share vision. Sustain the arts.
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A guide for how to engage colleagues and collaborators with your environmental commitments and initiatives.
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Curve theatre is a modern venue based in the cultural quarter of Leicester. In 2014, they went beyond their environmental commitments and were awarded 2 star Creative Industry Green.
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Join GALA partners Creative Carbon Scotland and Glasgow Arts for a day of culture and sustainability.
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Our next Green Art Lab Alliance workshop in partnership with MoTA
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The creative community is trailblazing the movement against climate change.
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Over the last six months we've spent time with many organisations across the East of England, from Southend-on-Sea to Norwich, to explore what a more sustainable creative sector might look like as part of Culture Change.
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This event will discuss and showcase how MAST and other cultural networks from Newcastle, London and Wales, are addressing sustainability in inspirational ways, and contributing to greener, future-proof cities.
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In partnership with BOP Consulting, we've conducted the most comprehensive survey to date.
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Arts Council England and Julie's Bicycle aims to build Sustainability in Arts and Culture Sector
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D'Art Report 34b - The arts and environmental sustainability: an international overview, is now available in French and Spanish translations.
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In the lead up to the TimeToActClimate March 2015, the Arcola created an engaging infographic countdown feature on their website.
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Listen to podcasts on Materials, Value and Financing Change
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We are now certified to help you comply with ESOS
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Following the second year of the partnership with the Arts Council England, this report presents the mid-term results of environmental reporting and shows how the arts and culture sector is increasingly choosing to take positive action.
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The mid-term results of our three-year partnership with Arts Council England.
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Managing the carbon impacts of our touring. Volume 3: Theatre
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Five short stories showcasing the great work members of the consortium have been doing in engaging their teams in environmental sustainability.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England organisations covered by the Environmental Reporting requirements for 2014/15.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England funded organisations joining the 2015-18 cohort in 2015.
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This webinar is aimed at arts organisations who are just beginning to engage with environmental sustainability.
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Listen to recordings from our events in Manchester
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We are kicking off the Arts Council partnership new partnership with a series of webinars; offering introductions to those new to the cohort and refreshers to organisations already engaged.
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Sholeh Johnston reflects on our events in Manchester
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What you should be sharing with your stakeholders and how to do so effectively
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The Everyman is a new theatre for an internationally regarded producing company designed by Haworth Tompkins and was re-opened in 2014 winning the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize for best new building.
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London Theatre Consortium Sustainability Group (LTC) is a great example of the impacts of cultural networks on creating a sustainable sector.
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NewcastleGateshead Cultural Venues (NGCV) are a network of 10 organisations taking a leading role in collaborating for a sustainable sector.
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A reminder of the 2014/15 reporting requirements and how to meet them, including a Creative IG Tool demo.
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This webinar recording is for Arts Council England funded organisations joining the 2015 - 18 cohort in 2015
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This recording is aimed at arts organisations who are just beginning to engage with environmental sustainability.
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With sustainability embedded into their core values, Pentabus are a great example of the action being taken in the growing green theatre movement.
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This webinar looks at how to engage your staff with sustainability and keep them motivated and inspired!
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A special focus on how to identify, manage and reduce the environmental impacts of your productions and exhibitions.
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This webinar will give you advice and top tips on how to identify, manage and reduce the environmental impacts of your touring productions and shows.
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A reminder of the environmental reporting requirements for Arts Council England organisations, plus a special focus on: how to run a sustainable building for organisations who own and/or manage cultural buildings and venues, including museums.
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So far June has brought us cloudy skies, but fear not, we’re here to brighten your day and get your grey matter working.
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JB's Environmental Sustainability Manager awarded annual bursary from CIBSE for research to understand how datacentres can reduce their carbon footprint
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A guide for directors and managers of arts organisations developing capital projects.
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Five years ago, the Chichester Festival Theatre (CFT) was in urgent need of a 21st Century upgrade. The theatre reopened in July 2014 following the capital project RENEW. Read their story.
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The Nottingham Playhouse is a Grade II listed building, built in 1963. In 2013 the Playhouse received £1 million from Arts Council England’s Large Capital Grants Programme for redevelopment work.
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NT Future is the Royal National Theatre’s £80 million redevelopment programme, which started in 2010 and is due for completion in late 2015.
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Insights and recommendations from our recent Sustainability Leadership event at the National Theatre.
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ArtCOP21 is a global festival promoting climate awareness and positive change in the run up to the COP21 climate talks in Paris
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In April 2015, the Lyric Hammersmith opened its new Reuben Foundation Wing, an extension to the existing west London theatre which houses rehearsal and studio spaces, a cinema, workshops, recording studio, music practice rooms, offices and teaching spaces.
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Julie's Bicycle launches a new programme in partnership with the Royal Opera House.
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A Webinar to launch our new guide for directors and managers of arts organisations developing capital projects.
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The Sustainability in Production Alliance (SiPA) will launch 10 goals addressing social, environmental, and financial sustainability in the live event production industry. Julie's Bicycle was part of the working group and will also be at PLASA.
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This case study looks at Blast Theory’s relationship with environmental sustainability through their artistic programming and their operational values.
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The creative industries can make £35 million worth of savings between 2011 and 2015 by reducing energy use by around 8% – 10% year on year.
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New Guidance aims to improve sustainability performance at live events in partnership with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)
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New international initiative to green the theatre sector founded by environmental experts Julie’s Bicycle (UK) and Broadway Green Alliance (USA).
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A global festival of cultural activity on climate change from September - December 2015, in the lead up to, and during, the 21st UN climate talks in Paris.
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JB's Chiara will be in Darlington at this year's Festival of Thrift to take part in the BIG TALK on Ingenuity in Culture and Regeneration on Saturday 26th September.
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JB's Chiara will be in Darlington at this year's Festival of Thrift to take part in the BIG TALK on Ingenuity in Culture and Regeneration on Saturday 26th September.
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Coming of Age: 21 Reasons to Change the World
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The RHI provides a subsidy, payable for 20 years, to eligible, non-domestic renewable heat generators.
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ECAs allow a business to claim 100% first-year capital allowances on qualifying plant and machinery.
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Sustaining Great Art 2012 - 15 presents the results of our three year partnership with Arts Council England.
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A new report from the London based sustainability charity Julie’s Bicycle and Arts Council England published today has found that England’s arts and cultural sector has made savings of over 12,000 tonnes of C02 emissions and £2.3million in the last two years.
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Over 350 artists and creative leaders from the worlds of music, film, theatre, literature and art signed a letter calling for an ambitious climate agreement at COP21, December 2015.
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Huge congratulations to Mayflower Theatre for achieving a two star Industry Green for the first time.
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Whilst 38,000 delegates gathered at Le Bourget in Paris for the official COP21 climate negotiations, thousands more came together for side events, exhibitions and public artworks to bring the issue at the heart of the negotiations to life.
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Young Vic Theatre is awarded three stars Creative Industry Green for the first time in recognition of its exceptional efforts to embed environmental sustainability into its operations and activities.
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The Old Vic joins the ranks of IG certified organisations and achieves two stars in its first year.
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Huge congratulations to Live Theatre for having achieved a three star Industry Green certification for the first time.
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An event for under 30's interested in the power of art and creativity to inspire action on environmental issues.
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The year is off to a flying start for us here at JB's with the announcement of our 2016 Spring events programme.
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This afternoon workshop is for Arts Council NPOs and Major Museum Partnerships, and creative businesses in the North West region to share case studies of environmental leadership and stories of change.
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This afternoon workshop will explore how culture can help in the transition towards a low carbon society.
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Huge congratulations to Almeida Theatre for achieving a three star Creative Industry Green rating for the first time.
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Applications are now open for our first International Summer Course on Sustainable Cultural Management, in partnership with mitos21 and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
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A major TippingPoint event in partnership with Warwick Arts Centre and Julie's Bicycle exploring the role of the performing arts in leading change and shaping new stories about the present and the future.
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We invited Regents Professor Diana Liverman and Mark Meyrick from Good Energy to discuss the outcomes of COP21 and what next steps for the creative sector might look like.
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Demystifying the environmental impact of your electricity consumption and 'green' tariff electricity.
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A guide on water management for cultural buildings in the context of environmental sustainability, designed to help you understand and monitor water use and implement an action plan to improve efficiency and water conservation.
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Battersea Arts Centre triumphs again with exceptional emissions reductions and another three star Creative IG certificate
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Donmar Warehouse transfers environmental good practice to exciting new rehearsal and admin space
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Huge congratulations to Bush Theatre for achieving a three star Industry Green certification for the second time in a row.
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Huge congratulations to Greenwich Theatre for having continue embedding environmental sustainability into its operations.
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Huge congratulations to Theatre Royal Stratford East for having achieved two stars.
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The Royal Court Theatre has achieved another three Creative IG Certification.
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Tricycle Theatre and Cinema continues to put sustainability on the agenda.
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Award-winning Young Everyman Playhouse are back on stage with their biggest challenge to date.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England funded organisations to learn about the environmental reporting requirements for 2015/16.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England Relationship Managers to learn about the environmental reporting requirements for 2015/16 and how they can best support their organisations.
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At home and across five continents, China's premier dance and music company Shen Yun performs green and travels green.
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The AHRC's new research publication features insights from Julie's Bicycle's Cultural Value and Environmental Sustainability dialogue.
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A £15 million programme funded by Defra and DBEIS supporting rural communities to develop renewable energy projects (including solar PV, solar thermal, wind turbines, CHP, ground-and air-source heat pumps).
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Individual local authorities may have loans or grants available for environmentally sustainable development or energy efficiency upgrades of equipment.
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£88 million of National Lottery funding available for significant capital expenditure projects, including improving buildings’ environmental and energy performance.
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Smaller capital expenditure projects that could include improving a building’s environmental and energy performance; predominantly intended for equipment.
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Eligible micro-businesses can apply for a free onsite energy survey and fully-funded installations of energy saving measures valued up to £6,000.
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Landfill tax is charged on each tonne of landfill. To encourage more efficient use of resources, landfill operators can redirect some of their tax liability to support community and environmental projects near their landfill sites.
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Provides funding through the Landfill Communities Fund to community projects under four different themes: rebuilding biodiversity, community buildings, cultural facilities and recreation.
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Provides funding through the Landfill Communities Fund to make physical improvements (refurbishment, equipment upgrades, etc.) to community leisure amenities and historic buildings/structures for community benefit.
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Provides funding through the Landfill Communities Fund to make physical improvements (refurbishment, equipment upgrades, etc.) to community leisure amenities and historic buildings/structures for community benefit.
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Provides funding through the Landfill Communities Fund to improve (refurbishment, equipment upgrades, etc.) local community facilities that are open to the public.
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Provides funding through the Landfill Communities Fund to improve (refurbishment, etc.) local community facilities that are open to the public.
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Grants to cover the purchase of equipment and carrying out special repairs or conservation work.
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A lottery funded grant making programme looking to support community businesses.
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The Naturesave Trust provides ‘seed’ funding for community renewable energy projects including solar PV, wind, and biomass.
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Capital grants for the purchase of equipment, public art, minor capital projects and major capital projects.
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The Open Project Funding programme covers small scale capital projects such as the installation of new equipment or fixed assets such as lighting.
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Financing available for a large variety of renewable energy and energy efficiency interventions, from solar panels to voltage optimisation to refrigeration and lighting.
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Salix Finance provides interest-free loans for proven energy efficiency measures such as insulation, heating and lighting upgrades across the public sector. Salix currently has funding available for England, Scotland and Wales and more information can be accessed through the Loan section of their website.
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Business development support and loan match-making for creative and cultural enterprises for loans that can be used for capital expenditure, new premises, purchase of equipment.
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Commercial mortgages for any form of business, community or charitable organisation that benefits the environment or contributes to the sustainability of a local community.
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Triodos is a bank aiming to operate according to ethical principles. Business loans are available for a wide range of purposes that benefit people and the environment, including specific projects, refurbishment, and the purchase of property.
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Provide loans or leases predominantly to SMEs for up to 100% of equipment and installation costs for energy efficiency and renewable energy measures.
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Loans, participation loans, and equity for socially driven organisations that can be used for a variety of purposes including property renovation, equipment, and other capital expenditure.
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The fund provides affordable, flexible, repayable loans for regeneration and energy efficiency projects (including renewable energy, energy efficiency retrofits, low carbon technologies) in Scotland.
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Recoverable grants for projects that achieve cost savings and carbon emissions reductions.
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Recoverable grants for whole-building or campus-wide large-scale projects that achieve cost savings and carbon emissions reductions.
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Interest free loans for businesses in Wales to invest in a wide range of energy efficient equipment and renewable energy technologies.
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Loans to support sustainable development across Wales. Projects should be commercial developments with regeneration credentials in urban areas
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Loans to support a wide range of energy efficiency and energy conservation measures such as boiler replacement or low energy lighting, as well as larger installations such as CHP, district heating, or renewables.
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A local-authority led Green Deal programme that offers Green Deal assessments to SMEs based in Birmingham.
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Join us for a morning filled with flashes of inspiration and insight into culture and environmental change.
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The Paris Accord commits us to climate change action, Creative Green is showing how creative organisations are systematically achieving real reductions is greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with the Paris Account to keep global temperatures below a 2 degree raise.
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The Paris Agreement will prompt huge changes over the coming decades, and the creative sector has a crucial role in this renaissance. This afternoon event on 4th May 2016 explores how you can be a force for inspirational and sustainable change.
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Our major partnership event with TippingPoint will bring together over 200 people in the performing arts to explore, discuss and inspire new work on climate change.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England funded organisations to learn about the environmental reporting requirements for 2015/16.
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TippingPoint Director Peter Gingold reflects on eleven years inspiring the performing arts sector to make new climate themed art.
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Julie’s Bicycle has partnered with Good Energy, the 100% renewable electricity supplier, to help turn individual action into collective change.
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The EU referendum: what might it mean for the environment and how might that affect the arts and creative sector?
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Wednesday 4th May saw a unique event bringing together the creative industries together for the first time to agree shared action in relation to the historic COP21 agreement, and launch the Creative Climate Coalition.
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A coalition of creative people taking action on climate change.
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Lucy Davies, Executive Producer at Royal Court, shares her thoughts on working as a co-operative and what it’s like being a Co-optimist as member and Chair of the London Theatre Consortium.
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Julie's Bicycle with King's College London and Somerset House broadcast a morning filled with flashes of inspiration and insight into culture and environmental change.
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This afternoon event held on 4th May 2016 explores how you can be a force for inspirational and sustainable change, featuring over 25 speakers from across the creative industries.
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This webinar is designed to help you navigate and make sense of your energy options with a healthy dose of intelligence and case studies from the sector and beyond.
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Within just two months of the Creative Green certification revamp we already have 37 certifications in the pipeline.
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Fit for the Future is a one day event focusing on building a resilient, environmentally sustainable cultural estate.
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Julie's Bicycle is pleased to celebrate the achievement of the threshold for entry into force of the Paris Agreement with the release of our new film, 'How to be a COPtimist'. Watch today and join the conversation with #COPtimism.
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TippingPoint has built commissioning partnerships with some key performing arts organisations to build on the legacy from the Doing Nothing Is Not An Option event held at Warwick Arts Centre in June.
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A one-day intensive workshop for creative practitioners and businesses on the circular economy.
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Well done to mac birmingham awarded three stars under the Creative Green assessment process for their deep commitment to environmental sustainability.
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Massive congratulations to Hull Truck Theatre for achieving a fantastic 3 stars in its first ever Creative Green certification.
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Excellent work by Donmar Warehouse for achieving their first 4 star Creative Green certification
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A great achievement for Norwich Theatre Royal as they celebrate their four stars success through Creative Green.
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Huge congratulations to Almeida Theatre for achieving their first 4 Star Creative Green certification.
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This month the JB team are in Valencia presenting at the IETM Plenary meeting and launching the new Creative Climate Leadership programme.
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Julie's Bicycle CEO, Alison Tickell's, recent speech on shifting our cultural values to tackle climate change.
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Creative Climate Leadership aims to put culture at the forefront of the global response to climate change by enabling artists, cultural professionals and policymakers to take action with impact, imagination and resilience.
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Sustaining Great Art: Environmental Report 2015/16 presents key findings from the Arts Council England Environmental Reporting programme.
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Our latest guest blog is a reflective article from Renaud Wiser of New Movement Collective on his experience at the How To Be A COPtimist conference held in May this year.
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Explore the future of cultural buildings at our Building Culture one day event.
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Join us over the next few months as we explore challenges and opportunities for the cultural sector around energy, ethics and finance and the future of cultural buildings in the context of the Paris Agreement targets to limit global temperature rise to below 2 degrees.
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Join us at the Barbican in March for our first event in a series of conversations focusing on energy, ethics and finance for the cultural sector.
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2017 is our tenth anniversary year at Julie's Bicycle and we are starting the year off by launching the second edition of our Sustaining Creativity survey.
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Key presentations from Building Culture, our one day event at mac birmingham exploring environmentally sustainable cultural buildings in the context of investment and capital projects.
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From Fiji to Fort Worth and Fortaleza to Freiburg UN and Julie's Bicycle to Spotlight Role of Arts and Culture in Climate Action
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This webinar is for Arts Council England funded organisations to learn about the environmental reporting requirements for 2016/17.
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This webinar is for Arts Council England funded organisations to learn about the environmental reporting requirements for 2016/17.
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We have two webinars coming up in April for NPOs to help guide you through the Arts Council England Environmental Reporting requirements for 2016/17.
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Julie’s Bicycle present: Beyond The Hour, a top ten list of achievable actions to keep the spirit of Earth Hour going beyond the 25th of March
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Announcing the first Julie's Bicycle Creative Green Awards and the shortlist of creative organisations and events representing the cultural sector's outstanding efforts to embed environmental action.
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We announced the winners of the inaugural 2017 Creative Green Awards during a ceremony at Somerset House presented by Caroline Lucas, Co-Leader of the Green Party and MP for Brighton Pavilion.
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As part of the Young Vic's production series 'Classics for a New Climate', La Musica follows After Miss Julie as another inspiring sustainable production initiative.
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This webinar is designed to help NPOs navigate their Arts Council England environmental reporting.
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The Low Carbon Innovation Fund (LCIF) provides equity finance for small and medium sized enterprises (SME's) in the East of England that are contributing to the low carbon economy.
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The Trust currently awards around £20m per year to charitable causes in London with capital grants of up to £100,000.
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Investment from £5k to up to £150k to community and social enterprises operating in the North of England and the Midlands (blended finance & standalone loans).
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£300,000 fund to support community projects and renewable energy technologies across the UK.
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Grants are available for local not-for-profit organisations to support work which enhances the quality of life and the environment of communities disrupted by the construction of the HS2 north-south railway.
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Flexible unsecured blended capital (loan and grant) between £50,000-£150,000 that includes pre-application and post investment support.
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A Big Lottery Fund delivering £20m of grant funding over 3 years to charities and social enterprises with the aim of improving their sustainability, capacity and scale.
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Zero upfront cost solar installation with fixed electricity costs for the next 25 years.
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Loans from £50,000-£3.25m for charities and social enterprises tackling social and environemental issues.
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Loan funding from £30,000 to £750,000 for community businesses with social or environmental aims.
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Investment packages of between £10,000 and £60,000 to social enterprises, community organisations and charities to start-up, develop and expand their enterprising activities.
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Investment packages of between £61,000 and £500,000 to social enterprises, community organisations and charities to develop and expand their enterprising activities.