The Keep Trade Local campaign has been running throughout the country and has been a resounding success for many local businesses. Windsor business community are proud to supporting The Keep Trade Local Windsor campaign.
The UK economy is driven by small businesses. They make up 99% of all UK businesses and they are the engine for growth and job creation. It is down to all of us to support each other and help each other succeed.
How can you join in? The commitment can simply be displaying a campaign poster in your business or shop window, or you can get more actively involved if you choose.
If you would like to talk to someone from the FSB about becoming a member or how to get involved then in the first instance please email mary@maryflavelle.com, she is the local chairman and will connect you to the right person.
Your local High Street needs your support. Small Businesses need your support.
For further information about the Keep Trade Local campaign see the info below.
Keep Trade Local Manifesto
Our high streets face extinction. Nobody wants this to happen but there is little political will to ensure the future of small businesses. The FSB's Keep Trade Local campaign seeks to stem the tide of business closures, reverse the trend and defend the choice and diversity that customers deserve.
In addition to the Keep Trade Local Manifesto we have produced a number of publications that elaborate on the issues in the Manifesto:
Read the:
Post Office Manifesto
Public Procurement Manifesto
Crime against Business Manifesto
Parking Manifesto
Business Rates Manifesto
A New Approach to the Rural Economy
To encourage the Local Authorities to better help small businesses through the recession the FSB has launched a Small Business Engagement Accord.
Read the South East Accord;
South West Accord;
London Accord;
East of England Accord;
West Midlands Accord;
East Midlands Accord;
Yorkshire and Humber Accord;
North East Accord;
North West Accord
If you have questions about the campaign contact the London Policy Team:
Aviva Bresky
2 Catherine Place, Westminster, London, SW1E 6HF
T: 020 7592 8100 F: 020 7233 7899
