Bridging the gap between businesses and regulators
Better Business for All (BBFA) was formed in 2013 and works to boost business productivity and growth by making it easier for businesses to access the regulatory support they need from Local Authorities such as Trading Standards, Environmental Health, Licensing and others. BBFA also works with regulators to help them better understand the challenges faced by businesses.
The BBfA charter
A charter has been agreed and signed by all of the representative within the BBfA partnership, which details the actions and responsibilities of Hertfordshire Regulatory Services and businesses within Hertfordshire.
Guidance for businesses
A systematic approach to controlling food safety hazards within a food business in order to ensure that food is safe to eat.
The BBfA partnership has produced this toolkit of resources to support business across Hertfordshire.
Find out how to comply with the new legislation now that the UK has left the European Union.
Guidance to support landlords to understand and comply with legislation.
Whatever kind of business you operate, there will be regulations you need to comply with to ensure both your business and customers are safe.
Both the County Council and District Councils have regulatory powers, but that doesn’t mean it’s harder to comply with regulation. Learn more.
Learn about the different types of regulations for buildings; products and operations; people and employment; and finance.
Find out how we have helped local businesses to operate safely and save time and money.
Who else can help me with my business?
As well as local regulators, there are many other organisations in Hertfordshire that can support you with your business.
Completely new business - HELP!
Starting a new business is exciting but can also be a little daunting. Find out more about licences, training, contracts and more.
Resources for Regulators
This section which will contain resources for regulators.
Samuel Hudson is Programme Manager for Better Business For All.
