What's on
15 June 12-2pm Learning Lunch, Town Hall, Reigate Social Media (Facebook) with James Dempster from Cobb Digital
23 June 5.30pm- 7.30pm R&R Young Professionals Group, Home Cottage, Redhill. Book your space
14 June Understanding Airport Procurement, Holiday Inn, Gatwick. Find out more
26 & 23 June Lets start a business, Town Hall, Reigate. Find out more
27 June 10.30-11.30am Launch Event SME Surrey Business Awards, Denbies. Find out more
29 June 17.00 5-9pm Open 9 hole golf evening, with Surrey Chambers of Commerce sponsored by Kingston Smith, Reigate Heath Golf Club. Find out more.
5 July 6-8pm Robert Denholm House BBQ, with Surrey Chambers. Book your space and find out more.
14 July Gatwick Diamond Meet the Buyer event, Arora Hotel, Gatwick find out more
13 July 12-2pm Learning Lunch, Town Hall, Reigate Innovation in Business with John Bottomley from Int-Elect
21 & 28 July Let's start a business, Town Hall, Reigate. Find out more
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Coast to Capital Regional Growth Fund
For SMEs who want to grow and create new jobs. Grants of up to 40% of a total project are available for companies located within the Coast to Capital Region and can demonstrate how the investment will lead to job creation and growth. Applications from all sectors are welcome but the programme particularly would like to see applications from companies in the following sectors, which have been identified as key sectors for the Coast to Capital region: - Advanced Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Environmental Technologies
- Goods and Services
- Creative, Digital and IT
- Healthcare, Medical Technology and Life Sciences
Deadline for applications 30 September 2016.
Find out more
Business Support Grants
From Reigate & Banstead Borough Council
Do you have less than four employees? Are you looking to start up or grow?
Apply for our business support grant of up to £1,000. It's just a simple form to fill in and submit, along with your business plan.
Find out more.
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Gatwick Airport flight path
A change in Departure route 4 trailed from 26 May
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Aircraft departing from Gatwick now fly using a method known as ‘Precision Area Navigation’ (P-RNAV). The system means departing aircraft follow more precise flight paths and has been introduced so that the CAA can eventually switch off ground-based navigation systems across the UK. Gatwick designed and introduced new flight paths that sit within the airport’s nine noise preferential routes or corridors that departing aircraft fly within. Aircraft started flying these modified flight paths in late 2013 and early 2014 and these routes have just been reviewed by the CAA to see if they are compliant with regulations. Following a series of consultations a modified design for Departures Route 4 came into effect on 26 May. Gatwick Airport Limited placed adverts in the local papers to raise awareness and has also updated its website blog page. Gatwick Airport Limited is encouraging residents and business to share their feedback via the dedicated email address. It is really important that residents and business share their views and experience of the modification, both positive and negative, so that feedback can be given to the CAA who will make the decision as to whether to approve the modified design for the route.
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