Prime Minister David Cameron paid a visit to Dovetail

Train Simulator developer Dovetail Games has revealed that it recently welcomed Prime Minister David Cameron to its offices.

It was all part of the PR drive for the government’s Help to Grow scheme, which is designed to help fast-growing businesses secure better financing.

Businesses like Dovetail Games are a crucial part of our long term economic plan for the country, and it is thrilling to come and see the role they are playing in Britain’s economic recovery,” Cameron said. Here is a business that six years ago employed eight people and now employs 98. It is growing by about a third every year and wants to stay right here in Medway and continue its expansion and success.”

Dovetail CEO Paul Jackson added: It was a huge honour to welcome the Prime Minister to our office. Dovetail’s team has grown more than tenfold since we opened our doors in 2009, and is precisely the kind of organisation which will be able to benefit from the new scheme, so we can continue to expand and contribute to the regeneration of the Medway towns.”

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