The Enterprise Network (TEN) has launched its newly redesigned website, marking an exciting step forward in its mission to better support entrepreneurs and small businesses across Wiltshire.
Owned and managed by Wiltshire Council, TEN plays a pivotal role in helping start-ups and growing enterprises access the tools, guidance and facilities they need to thrive.
The fresh new digital look aims to improve the user experience, showcase TEN’s expanding services, and provide clearer pathways for businesses seeking support.
Since its creation in 2012, TEN has remained committed to strengthening Wiltshire’s economic landscape. Over the years, the initiative has helped more than 600 new businesses launch, provided expert advice to around 1,500 existing businesses, and supported 550 women-led enterprises, contributing to the creation of 400 new jobs across the region. These achievements illustrate TEN’s long-standing impact in championing business resilience and growth.
The new website, created in conjunction with Royal Wootton Bassett-based Sanders Web Works, highlights TEN’s wide-ranging offer, which includes flexible office space, co-working facilities, virtual offices and access to meeting or training rooms across its enterprise centres. Each location is designed to meet the diverse needs of modern businesses, from solo entrepreneurs seeking a professional environment to established teams requiring room to expand.
Beyond physical spaces, The Enterprise Network continues to provide access to expert guidance, funded business support, training opportunities and information on available grants. The organisation also plays a central role in building a supportive business community by hosting regular networking events and workshops, helping local entrepreneurs learn, collaborate and grow together.
TEN’s new website reinforces its commitment to building a stronger, more resilient Wiltshire. With improved navigation, clearer service information and inspiring stories from tenants across its centres, the platform makes it easier than ever for businesses to connect with the support they need. Whether launching a new venture or scaling an existing one, Wiltshire’s entrepreneurs now have an even more accessible gateway to opportunities, partnerships and expert advice.
