Owner of sustainable, sensitive skincare brand, Erema Botanics, won £500 to jumpstart her business from the NatWest funded Her Biz Start Up Business workshops.

A brand new multi discipline treatment centre dedicated to the rehabilitation, strengthening and nurturing of voice has been opened in Lewes, East Sussex by renowned Opera Singer Kate Valentine.

Kate tells Let’s Do Business Group about the journey to opening the centre and the importance of taking care of your voice.

Owner of Unstoppable Girls, Sarah Gaunt, won £500 to jumpstart her business which aims to support and inspire females with ADHD through the NatWest funded Her Biz business programme 

At Let’s Do Business Group, we support anyone that wishes to take the leap and change their trajectory in life, through a range of services such as 1-2-1 business support, to free workshops, and advice to help you bring your business idea to life.

Breathing new life into your wardrobe: owner of The Revival Consignment Boutique Jackie Hitchins won £500 to launch through Her Biz programme

Spanish on Sea, the town’s new Spanish language school, brings a range of courses to anyone that wants to brush up on their Español or learn a new language in their new hub in Hastings Town’s Creative Media Centre.

Raise a toast: mobile bar company Sloe Drinks flourishes with support from the CHART project

Tucked away on the outskirts of Hastings Town Centre, The Yard on Waterworks Road is a colourful and re-purposed industrial space, which harbours an ever-growing community of over 40 creative businesses.

Cake Maker Katja from Katja’s Cakes based at The Yard, Hastings explains how she has been able to organise her business and find her worth with the support of the CHART programme and Let’s Do Business Group.

Chloe and Bethany won £500 towards their start up costs for Secret Host by taking part in the Her Biz programme for aspiring female entrepreneurs in East Sussex and Kent, and then submitting their winning business plan.

Along the bustling Kings Road in St Leonards, you might have noticed a new addition to the high street. An unassuming shop front, with luxurious upholstered furniture in the window, and mouth-watering bagels in the back.

My Biz Start Up business workshop participant and recent winner, Ashley Beebe, aims to add to the tasty street food offering in Hastings with business idea Fries for Days.

My Biz Start Up business workshop participant, Safia Khan, plans to use her passion for raw foods and tasty treats to create a viable business out of her idea for Chocaterre – a vegan and gluten free take handmade chocolates.

Amy Buckland, owner of Little Koala, has won £500 towards start up costs for her business after completing a series of workshops and winning the Her Biz business plan competition for aspiring female entrepreneurs in East Sussex and Kent.

Entrepreneur Clare Hughes, owner of online clothing boutique ‘Relics on Sea’ was able to bring her idea for accessible and sustainable alternative fashion to life by taking part in the interactive Ready for Business Start Up workshops delivered by Let’s Do Business Group.

Kickstart to launch for Amba Accessories: owner Rachel Pullen won £500 to launch business after taking part in Her Biz start up workshops.

Introducing HEIST. Market, St Leonards on Sea. Opening their doors with the support of CHART.

Anois Art receives Her Biz prize for the launch of online art platform supporting female and non-binary artists.

Dedicated to inspiring primary aged children and their families to have fun and get ‘Fitz’! , FITZ is a personalised, simple and staged activity programme set to be beta-launched in a variety of primary schools across Sussex.

Sussex Sungirl won Her Biz with awe-inspiring jewellery-making business. Award-winning bespoke jeweller Vicky Tawamana wins Her Biz, the free women’s start-up programme.