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Devon and Cornwall react to the Budget 2021 after Rishi Sunak's announcement - updates The Chancellor has announced a number of policies The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Residents and business owners across Devon and Cornwall listened carefully to Rishi Sunak's Budget for 2021 and are reacting to his announcements. The plans unveiled by the Chancellor include an extension to the furlough scheme and the 5% reduced rate of VAT for the tourism and hospitality sector which will continue for another six months to the end of September, with an interim rate of 12.5% for another six mont...

MALDON’s MP has called the Budget speech ‘fantastic news’ for the district. Following the Chancellor’s Budget announcement this afternoon, John Whittingdale MP said constituents can now look forward not just to recovery, but to the economy bouncing back even stronger. He said: “The Budget today is fantastic news for all those people and businesses who were worried how they would get through the next few months until they are able to get fully back to work. “Many firms in Maldon have been in contact with me over the last few weeks asking for an extension of support measures...

UPDATED: Chancellor Rishi Sunak was delivering his new budget as Printweek’s daily bulletin went to press, and he confirmed widely trailed plans to extend the furlough scheme until the end of September.

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Newly self-employed people will be breathing a sigh of relief today as the Chancellor confirmed that those who traded between and have completed a tax return for 2019 to 2020 are eligible for help.   The group, which includes more than 600,000 people who went self-employed last year, was unable to access the first three instalments as they had not yet filed a full tax return. But they can apply for the fourth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grant. But the self-employed who have made a profit of more than £50,000 in recent years still remain excluded from claiming anything under SEIS...