Case Studies
Be inspired by some of our client’s experience and business stories. Watch our videos or read case studies of some of our successful clients below to see the support we provide across the South West.
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Memory Matters Where It’s Needed Most
We are delighted to share with you a heart-warming story of success from one of our Start Up Loan customers, Memory Matters CIC.
Tail of Success for Canine Business
Start-up dog training business, ALE Canine Solutions, has received funding through SWIG Finance to help propel the business forward.
Funding Boost for Specialist Firm
Specialist cleaning and play equipment firm benefits from a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loans Scheme (CBILS) loan through SWIG Finance
Second Wind for Watersports Business
Mylor-based watersports business, Windsport, has received funding to support the business during the current COVID-19 outbreak.
Turning your Pawsome Hobby into a Viable Business
Turning your pawsome hobby into a viable start-up business – we speak to three of our animal- loving Start Up Loan clients who have made the transition.
Life is Sweet for Vegan Candy Company
Life is sweet for Plymouth- based business The Conscious Candy Company which has just received a £20,000 Start Up Loan boost.
The Coconut Tree Preserves its Roots with Funding
The independent Sri Lankan street food chain, The Coconut Tree, has received government- backed funding to withstand business disruption.
Little Kitchen Receives Funding to Support Big Ideas
Bristol- based Little Kitchen Cookery School, has received a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) loan of £60,000.
Town Pub Receives Funding to Support Business Continuity
Sally Pussey’s Inn at Royal Wootton Bassett has received a £60,000 SWIG Finance loan to support its business continuity during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Rapid Fire Logistics Receives Funding to Support Growth
New Bristol business Rapid Fire Logistics has received a £25,000 Start Up Loan to support its market launch.