Businesses offered £10,000 upgrade grant
BBCIndependent shops in a town can apply for grants of up to £10,000 to enhance or upgrade their premises.
The scheme, launched by West Northamptonshire Council and Brackley Town Council, aims to make the town centre high street more attractive and boost local businesses.
The funding can support shop‑front upgrades, interior refurbishments, essential equipment purchases and the introduction of new products or services.
Councillor James Petter, the deputy leader of the Reform-run local authority, said: "This new grant scheme is about investing in [Brackley's] future and giving local businesses the support they need to enhance their premises, expand their offer and attract more customers."
The scheme covers up to 50% of project costs, with a maximum grant of £10,000, and is exclusively for independent shops with a physical presence in Brackley town centre.
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