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Covid-19 business support: where has Tendrings £51 million been spent? Businesses in Tendring have benefited from around £51 million in support through grants and business rates relief during the coronavirus pandemic, figures reveal. It has been a challenging year for businesses in many different industries, and smaller companies have been particularly impacted by the onslaught of Covid-19. The Government has brought in a range of support packages to help businesses throughout the cri...

Broker Rogers Healy shares house hunting tips and the best areas to buy. A woman saved more than $6,000 after lockdown forced her to shelve holidays and ditch pricey nights out - which meant she could finally afford to buy her first house. Freelance content creator Hannah Layford, 31, was able to save up more than $6,952 throughout the pandemic - meaning she finally had enough to put down a deposit on a house with her NHS doctor fiancé in November. Hannah Layford of Gateshead, England wa...

HAPPY DAYS TO RETURN - WITHOUT FEAR By Andrew Atkinson Exclusive Spain coach tour operators are hoping the government will mirror the UK coach operating sector who have urged the government to allow full capacity on coaches when it issues its review of social distancing measures in June. Speaking exclusively to The Leader the proprietor of David’s Coach trips said: “This dreadful virus has swept the world, costing the lives of so many people and so much grief and distress to many more frien...

Shops, pubs, hairdressers and gyms can reopen in England from Monday 12 April, Boris Johnson has confirmed. In an announcement made yesterday (Easter Monday), the Prime Minister said that the next stage of England’s roadmap out of lockdown will go ahead as planned. Non-essential retail is also set to reopen in Wales and Northern Ireland from 12 April. Here, Which? explains the current rules and upcoming changes under each UK nation’s roadmap out of lockdown, and reveals whether children cou...

HMRC launches new taskforce to tackle furlough fraud and Eat Out To Help Out cheats Investigators have already opened 10,000 inquiries into potentially fraudulent claims. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes the...

How Nottinghams pub workers feel about returning to work Staff said the pandemic felt like a rollercoaster Updated Tia Sanders, 20, a part-time bartender at The Playwright. (Image: Tia Sanders) Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related news...

Ashley Robertson (left) and James Barber at The Red Lion in East Bergholt - Credit: The Red Lion A south Suffolk pub is hoping to put this part of the county on the foodie map when it re-opens on April 12.  The Red Lion at East Bergholt had opened for the first time in three years in September 2020 following a series of improvements and renovations by new owner Jonathan Peachey, but hadn’t been able to fully set out its stall due to Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns.  James Barber, origin...

PUBLICANS and operators across the county have reached "crisis point" says an MP as an tentative date is giving for outdoor opening. Dr James Davies, MP for Vale of Clwyd, is backing pubs who are calling on the Welsh Government to provide them with more support and clear dates on when they can expect to reopen. At the April 22 review, ministers will give the green light for outdoor attractions and outdoor hospitality to reopen, including at cafes, pubs and restaurants, on Monday 26 April ...

A Wiltshire pub which has adapted particularly well to the challenges of the pandemic has made more than £80,000 in one month alone.

A Wiltshire pub which has adapted particularly well to the challenges of the pandemic has made more than £80,000 in one month alone.