Business Growth

Training and upskilling support from West Lothian Council’s Economic Development team has helped local business Grease Monkey empower its team and achieve its growth goals.

Livingston-based social enterprise S.M.I.L.E Counselling have boosted their digital capabilities to win new business, thanks to support from West Lothian Council’s Economic Development Service.

Funding support from West Lothian Council’s Economic Development service enabled Linlithgow-based business Dead Reckoning Engineering to bring an exciting new product to market ahead of schedule.

Funding from West Lothian Council's Economic Development service has allowed East Calder-based business, The Verdancy Group, to expand their service offering and scale up operations.

Funding and support from West Lothian Council’s Economic Development service has helped local business Edinburgh Documentary Films launch successfully and has increased productivity and efficiency.

Local company Capital Power Clean Ltd. has received support from West Lothian Council's Economic Development Service to access £10,000 of funding from the Digital Development Grant to support their growth.

Brewster Bros are an established West Lothian based, family run business with a rich history. From humble farming beginnings, to investing in new markets then pivoting into and becoming leaders in the circular waste economy.

Bathgate business Clarus Networks has been awarded £50,000 from West Lothian Council to take their growth plans to the next level.

West Lothian packaging specialists Glenhaze have been backed by West Lothian Council in their bid to reduce their environmental impact and become net zero.

Specialist window and door manufacturer Window Supply Company (WSC) has expanded to a new HQ and manufacturing hub in Whitburn.  This multi-million pound investment sees the firm increase its capacity to service an expanding network of trade counters across Scotland.