Working with partners to support growth
Enfield works with local, regional and national organisations to:
- help grow the economy
- attract investment
- support businesses
- create opportunities for local people
By working with partners across London and the UK, we can access funding, business support, infrastructure projects and investment opportunities that benefit the borough.
These partnerships also help raise Enfield’s profile at major business and regeneration events. This allows us to promote the borough, build relationships with investors and businesses, and encourage new investment.
Our key partnerships
Greater London Authority (GLA)
We work closely with the Greater London Authority (GLA) to support economic growth, attract investment and deliver regeneration projects.
This partnership helps make sure Enfield’s priorities are linked to London-wide plans for jobs, skills, transport, infrastructure and sustainability. It also gives Enfield a voice in shaping London's future growth.
London & Partners
London & Partners helps businesses grow, attracts investment and promotes London around the world.
Through this partnership, businesses in Enfield can access programmes such as Grow London Local, connect with support services and benefit from initiatives that help businesses grow and invest.
Local London
Enfield is a member of Local London, a partnership of nine boroughs in East and North East London.
Working together helps us tackle shared priorities, including:
- economic growth
- transport and infrastructure
- digital connectivity
- skills
- investment
- regeneration
Local London also helps promote investment opportunities and supports improvements to regional infrastructure.
UK Innovation Corridor and strategic networks
Enfield is part of a range of partnerships and networks that support innovation, business growth and investment across North London and beyond. Visit Innovation Corridor.
These partnerships help businesses, councils and other organisations work together, support growing industries and encourage long-term economic growth in the borough.