Cocofina Limited: Organic food exporter turns into an e-commerce business overnight
Owner, Jacob Thundil, discusses how his company’s structure changed overnight into a buzzing e-commerce wholesaler and how they have accessed government support.
Funding and support
Y Salon: Award-winning Newcastle hairdressers adapts its business thanks to a retail, hospitality and leisure grant
Angela Lowery, company director, discusses how government business support has allowed the business to furlough employees, and adapt to meet the change in consumer demand.
Myra’s Kaiseki: support grant keeps restaurant operating
Fine-dining Japanese restaurant Myra's Kaiseki, based in Dorchester, used government financial support schemes to keep operating during the coronavirus pandemic.
Playdale Playgrounds: loan gives business opportunity to operate after pandemic
Managing director Barry Leahey reveals how Playdale has used government business support schemes to cover running costs and keep hold of their skilled workforce.
Battersea Spanish: financial support helps firm adapt
Co-founder Ben Hope talks through the benefits of being able to use the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) to keep his business going.
Trafford Rubber Products: government support allows business to continue operating
Trafford Rubber Products director Chris Brindle discusses the steps they took to mitigate a fall in demand for the company’s products.
Fuller's: accessing the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
Marketing Director Jane Jones reveals how Fuller's has accessed government support schemes to help the pub and hotel business’s employees.
Class Cleaning: local business looks to the future with support from Lloyds
Class Cleaning owner Amanda Turner has secured a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan from Lloyds Bank.
Nebula Labs Ltd: Technology start up used small business grant to help pay their supply chain
Dylan Mckee, Co-Founder of Nebula Labs has accessed the Small Business Rates Relief Grant to protect his business during the disruption caused by coronavirus.
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.
Related content and links
Business support on GOV.UK
For the latest up to date information on support for businesses, visit the coronavirus pages on GOV.UK.
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