They established businesses in communities all over England.
They transformed existing British industries, eg. bookbinding
They began new industries such as papermaking.
By the 1710s, Huguenots meant that Britain had 200 paper mills supplying nearly 70% of Britain's paper market.
Scientists, intellectuals and experts from the community boosted Britain's business, arts and crafts. There was some anti-Huguenot feeling in Britain but the groups mixed mostly well.
