After 15 years in the sector, Daniel Swann of Swann Accounting came to Let’s Do Business Finance to receive a start up loan to establish his business.

On the cutting edge – Nikos Mariolis of Eastbourne’s brand new Bullhead Barber’s tells us about his journey opening Bullhead Barbers, the first salon of its kind in the town, with the help of a Start Up Loan from Let’s Do Business Finance.

Brand new sourdough bakery in Eastbourne ‘To The Rise’ tells us about its journey to opening its first store with the support of family, friends, and a Start-Up-Loan from Let’s Do Business Group.

Let’s Do Business Finance examines the many uses for growth loans, and how they can bridge the gap to your business growth.

Hidden halfway along the bustling George Street in Hastings Old Town, creative cocktails meet tasty sharer platters in the newest addition to Hastings’ bar scene at Babel’s Coffee House and Wine Bar.

Welcome changes to the Start-Up Loans application criteria has provided new and early start businesses more time to access finance that can get them off their feet and enable them to grow.

Discussing how modern day high street bank loan approval processes have lost the human touch resulting in declining approval rates across the sector.

Womenswear brand AYM continues to front fashion trends with support of Let’s Do Business Finance.

2021 held challenges for businesses across the country - from further lockdowns and adjusting to a ‘new normal’ to Omicron at the end of the year, the landscape for businesses was turbulent and full of uncertainty.

It’s fair to say that the last 20 months have been challenging for everyone across the UK, small businesses and business owners included.

With the support of Let’s Do Business Finance and a £50,000 loan through the Recovery Loan Scheme, Laptop Station have been able to invest in their business enabling further growth and a wider customer reach.

It was announced in the Autumn 2021 Budget by Rishi Sunak that the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) would be extended until the end of June 2022 – an extension of 6 months to the previous deadline for applications.  

Let’s Do Business Finance have been delighted to support a variety of small businesses via the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, helping them to survive the challenges facing them throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic.

We are pleased to announce we are now an accredited delivery partner of the Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) working with the British Business Bank.

Set from behind a counter in a coffee shop on a London-bound platform, the fascinating story of Confessions of a Barista on Platform 1 gives insight into the quirky commuters at St Leonards Warrior Square rail station and takes the reader on a journey of discovery.

Colchester-based micro-brewery set to expand after support from Let’s Do Business Finance