Economic Growth Strategy
2012~2020
Within Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, we have already created partnerships and delivery mechanisms that can easily be adapted to fulfil the role required for our LEP. 
Better Business for All
10 November 2014 - One in seven Cornish businesses afraid to contact regulators
24 October 2014 - Visits help regulators and businesses work better together
Regulators from Cornwall Council are spending time in local businesses to learn more about the pressures they face. The initiative aims to help local regulators better understand the needs of Cornwall's business community and come up with new improve ways of working together read more
15 September 2014 - Cornish businesses play starring role in the future of regulation
Cornish businesses are supporting a project to shape the future of regulation in the Duchy, by appearing in a series of videos commissioned by the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) read more
These films feature:
- Roddas
- Ward William Associates
- The Old Press Gallery
The films show how companies, work with their local regulators. The videos were commissioned to support Better Business for All, an initiative between businesses and regulatory services at Cornwall Council. To have a look at the videos, please visit the Business Pulse website.
19 May 2014 - Cornish businesses urged to help shape the future of regulation
Cornwall's businesses are being urged to help shape the future of regulation by feeding back on their best and worst experiences, and suggesting the one thing they would change about regulation if they had the opportunity read more
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Reducing the regulatory burden on business is a priority for us. That is why we are working with local businesses and Cornwall Council to improve regulation and show how working with regulators can save businesses time and money, improve competitiveness and help them grow.
Better Business for All will make it quicker and easier for businesses to comply with the law and will ensure that regulatory staff better understand how businesses operate and the pressures they face. It will also encourage more businesses in Cornwall to seek advice from regulators without fear of enforcement activity.
To help develop the programme and shape the future of regulation, businesses across Cornwall are being urged to share their experiences of regulation through a short questionnaire.
The questionnaire will be live until 10 August 2014.