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Extra time to apply for business support grant

THE application window for businesses to apply for the final round of the Additional Restrictions Grant has been extended to March 1.

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BRADFORD Council is opening a new round of grant applications aimed at helping local firms who have been affected by rise of the Omicron variant.

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Local authorities have received and distributed funding to support small and medium businesses in England during coronavirus.

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Guidance for local authorities on paying grants to support businesses during national lockdown periods and periods of local restrictions.

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Birkenhead brewery could leave Wirral after funding dispute

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Urgent call as deadline for Covid funding approaches

Urgent call to Barrow businesses yet to apply for coronavirus grant funding

Urgent call to Barrow businesses yet to apply for coronavirus grant funding An urgent call is being issued to eligible businesses across Barrow that have not yet applied for COVID-19 grant funding. The closing deadline of May 31 now looms for the Local Restrictions Support Grant which has so far distributed more than £6m to more than 500 firms in the borough. The scheme is for rate-paying businesses operating in the non-essential retail sector including personal care, as well as within hospitality and accommodation, leisure and sport and entertainment venues. These businesses were forced to close during the national lockdown between February 16 and March 31 this year.