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The Humber Bridge has brought the north and south banks of the Humber closer together, but from 1st April the overlap between the Greater Lincolnshire LEP and the Humber LEP will be removed.
Greater Lincolnshire LEP

Businesses Prepare for Humber LEP Transition

Businesses in North and North East Lincolnshire are being reminded of the transition from the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership to the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership on 1st April 2021.

The geographical overlap between the Humber LEP and the Greater Lincolnshire LEP is being removed on this date, and North and North East Lincolnshire will remain solely within the Greater Lincolnshire LEP.

From 1st April, businesses in this area that wish to access business support can do so via the Business Lincolnshire Growth Hub. Business Lincolnshire offers free and impartial advice to businesses across Greater Lincolnshire and Rutland, and support services can be accessed via the website: www.businesslincolnshire.com.

Previously North and North East Lincolnshire were part of both LEPs. From 1st April the Humber LEP will be rebranded as the Hull and East Yorkshire LEP and will no longer cover any areas south of the Humber.

There will be no change to existing business advisors currently working with organisations in North and North East Lincolnshire, and businesses can rest assured that the support that is currently being provided will continue without any change. This includes support being provided through the current European Regional Development Fund programmes, which will continue to be delivered until the funding ends in June 2023. The transition will not affect this.

Samantha Harrison, Head of the Business Lincolnshire Growth Hub, said: “The Growth Hub has already been working closely with businesses in northern Lincolnshire for a number of years and we are looking forward to continuing to work together with North and North East Lincolnshire local authorities and E-Factor to make sure the right support is available.

“We want to support as many businesses as possible across the whole of Greater Lincolnshire, and we will continue to offer expert guidance and support to new and existing businesses.” 

Businesses who are seeking extra support can find the latest business news from across Greater Lincolnshire by signing up to receive regular Business Bulletins to their inbox. Visit https://www.businesslincolnshire.com/register/ to register for updates.

If your business is based in Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire or Rutland and you’re looking for support or advice, contact Business Lincolnshire by visiting https://www.businesslincolnshire.com/contact/.


Notes for editors:

  • The Greater Lincolnshire LEP was set up in 2010 and works with businesses and local authorities to develop and grow Greater Lincolnshire’s diverse economy. 
  • It is a public / private partnership led by the private sector.  
  • It works with central Government and the private sector to invest in infrastructure, skills, innovation, and productivity. 
  • More than 100 businesses are involved in its strategies, and 80 business people sit on its boards. 
  • The LEP has an ambitious and balanced strategic economic growth plan for Greater Lincolnshire. 
  • The LEP’s six priority sectors are agri-food, the visitor economy, manufacturing, logistics, health and care and low-carbon energy. 
  • The LEP has invested £307 million in local economic growth schemes in Greater Lincolnshire since 2014. 
  • The Greater Lincolnshire LEP covers an area including North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire, and Rutland. 
  • To find out more visit www.greaterlincolnshirelep.co…. or follow the LEP on Twitter @greaterlincslep, Facebook or LinkedIn. 

For media information, please contact:

Jez Ashberry Director, Shooting Star

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