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Information for local businesses
This section contains information for existing local companies as well as start-up firms and businesses thinking about relocating to South Cambridgeshire. Use the links below or to the left to find out more.
Business bulletin - Economic News
South Cambridgeshire District Council's new business bulletin, Economic News, looks at maintaining the strength and prosperity of South Cambridgeshire. Read about partners; benefits to businesses and free events dealing with practical business and economic development issues.
Business events and opportunities
South Cambridgeshire District Council works with many organisations to facilitate opportunities for local businesses from free events, support and advice, local schemes and opportunities.
Licenses, permits and registrations
South Cambridgeshire District council are responsible for the issuing of many types of licences, permits and registrations.
Health and safety at work
Our aims and objectives are to ensure, through education and enforcement, that employers ensure the health, safety and welfare of their employees by providing safe working conditions and giving adequate training in safe working practices to minimise the risk of illness or injury.
Business procurement - selling to the council
A wide range of information for prospective and current suppliers and contractors to South Cambridgeshire District Council, including the latest contracts up for tender.
Business rates - National Non-Domestic Rates (NNDR)
The Non-Domestic Rates, or Business Rates, collected by local councils are the means by which businesses and others who occupy non-domestic property make a contribution towards the cost of local services.
Business continuity - emergency planning
South Cambridgeshire District Council, working in partnership with Cambridgeshire County Council can offer guidance to both large and small local businesses on disaster recovery and business continuity planning, free of charge.
