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We know it’s hard for small businesses to make time to focus on sustainability, that’s where our offer of free support from Zellar comes in.
Zellar guides you through the process of calculating and understanding your carbon emissions and then builds an achievable plan to reduce them.
The Farm Kitchen, a business based in Ewerby Thorpe, Sleaford, are committed to reducing their impact on the environment. They joined the Council's Zellar programme as an opportunity to have their current practices independently checked, they also plan to develop new policies with the help of their sustainability plan.
Claim your free access to Zellar, by visiting our Net Zero page on Business NK. To qualify for a free one-year Zellar licence a business must be a micro-SME (up to 10 employees) or SME (under 250 employees) with a base in North Kesteven.
Maybe* are holding a free webinar, on Tuesday 20 February, at 11am. By attending the webinar, you'll discover key tips and tricks for bringing in more customers.
During the webinar, you will also learn how to access over £950 worth of free tools and support, secured by North Kesteven District Council through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Register for the free webinar today.
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Business Lincolnshire are offering a programme of support, with the aim to help businesses on their journey of achieving net zero, in line with UK's aim of net zero by 2050 and the Council's earlier target of 2030.
Upcoming webinars include Managing and improving your energy use on Wednesday 21 February, and Influencing a sustainable supply chain on Thursday 29 February. In person workshops will follow, commencing on Tuesday 16 April in Lincoln.
All workshops are listed on the Business Lincolnshire Events page and are open for registration. Search for ‘Low Carbon Lincolnshire’ to bring up all events.
 So far, the Unmissable North Kesteven tourism programme has provided face-to-face training, online social media sessions and networking, to support businesses to take new experiences into the marketplace.
Upcoming workshops include Distributing and reaching your target market on 28 February and Tapping into what visitors really want on 26 March.
The 'Unmissable North Kesteven' workshops are funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. For more information visit the Council's website
If your property was flooded between 2 and 12 January 2024 as a direct result of Storm Henk, you may be eligible for some flood support. Visit the Council's website for more information and to apply.
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