Shepherd Neame: using government support to protect jobs
Johnathan Neame, Chief Executive of Britain's oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, has accessed several business support measures to deal with the impact of coronavirus.
Johnathan Neame, Chief Executive of Britain's oldest brewer, Shepherd Neame, has accessed several business support measures to deal with the impact of coronavirus.
Tim Hughes, Managing Director of CHH Conex, has accessed government support schemes to protect his business during the disruption caused by coronavirus.
Bath-based Queensberry Hotel and Olive Tree Restaurant has used several government financial support schemes to mitigate closure.
Small Business Minister Paul Scully tell us about the coronavirus support available now for people with self-employment income.
Co-founders James Watt and Martin Dickie tell us how multinational brewery and pub chain, BrewDog, is making use of government schemes to protect their staff, business and community.
Jim Harra, First Permanent Secretary and CEO at HMRC explains what you need to know about getting government support if you’re a furloughed employee. Updated 21 April 2020.
Jo Withers, Managing Director at VTM, urges all business owners to speak to their local council about the financial support available.
UK based steak restaurant, Hawksmoor, will be accessing the government’s job retention scheme to ensure jobs are protected while restaurants are closed.
A Scottish based hydraulics company has been able to continue trading by securing finance through the Scottish Government Business Grant Fund and the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Douglas Perry, Director at USC Hydraulics explains how the team are keeping business afloat.
Leading foodservice wholesaler, Bidfood, has successfully diversified its business to sell direct to consumers during the coronavirus lockdown.
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