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More than £80m handed to local businesses during coronavirus pandemic - Vimarsana News

More than £80m handed to local businesses during coronavirus pandemic

More than £80m handed to local businesses during coronavirus pandemic Photo: stock More than £80 million has been given to nearly 6,800 businesses across Lincolnshire to help support the local economy against the impact of the coronavirus lockdown. Lincolnshire’s district councils have been given £192,109,000 by government to support local businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic. The money was part of a swathe of measures announced by government covering loans, small business grants and grants covering the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. Today, authorities revealed they had give...

All Lincolnshire MPs vote for second COVID lockdown - Vimarsana News

All Lincolnshire MPs vote for second COVID lockdown

All Lincolnshire MPs vote for second COVID lockdown One spoke against but then backed down | Photo: Adobe Stock MPs have backed a second four-week lockdown in England which it is hoped will “contain a surge” in COVID cases and protect the NHS in the run-up to winter. A total of 516 MPs voted for the latest measures with 38 marked up in opposition. All of Greater Lincolnshire’s Conservative MPs voted in favour of the lockdown, with Lincoln MP Karl McCartney voting by proxy through Pudsey MP Stuart Andrew. Gainsborough’s MP Sir Edward Leigh was the only Greater Lincolnshire MP to speak ...

Lincolnshire councils and coronavirus: Meetings cancelled and older councillors at risk - Vimarsana News

Lincolnshire councils and coronavirus: Meetings cancelled and older councillors at risk

Lincolnshire councils and coronavirus: Meetings cancelled and older councillors at risk Councils across Lincolnshire could soon start to feel the strain of the COVID-19 outbreak, with some already postponing meetings. The latest considerations by government could also see some councils lose a number of older members temporarily. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told BBC Radio 4 that over-70s could be asked to stay at home in the coming weeks. As of Monday, the number of reported COVID-19 cases in the UK stood at 1,391. Public Health England has previously reported that 35 people who had contr...