Bodylines Salon and Academy: Hair and beauty business keeps clients safe
Bodylines Salon and Academy, based in Sittingbourne, Kent, has reopened with safer working measures in place to protect customers and its ten staff.
Hannah Woodgates Hair Design: Safety first as hairdresser welcomes back clients
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A Cornwall-based hair salon has opened its doors safely with staggered shifts for staff and only one client per stylist.
O’Neill’s and All Bar One: Setting the bar on welcoming customers and staff back safely
Pub and bar chains O’Neill’s and All Bar One are inviting customers back safely with seated-only service and hosts at entrances.
Mitchells & Butlers Pubs: Putting traditional pub and restaurant fare back on the menu
Mitchells & Butlers pubs are gearing up to open their doors safely across England.
Oakman Inns: Welcoming guests back into their restaurants and gardens
Pub and restaurant chain Oakman Inns is gearing up to welcome back customers, with a new app and table-only service.
Kathryn Sargent Bespoke Tailoring: Safely serving customers again with pre-booked appointments
A London-based tailor has safely opened its doors again thanks to a pre-book only system, and an information film explaining changes to clients before they visit the shop.
All Seasons DIY/Seasons Palace: Government support keeps family-run firms doing business
Surinder Josan, owner of All Seasons DIY and Seasons Palace explains how he has used strict safe workplace measures alongside government support schemes to keep his shop doors open and his businesses afloat.
Hall-Fast Industrial Supplies Limited: Family-run industrial suppliers discuss how business support schemes have helped them resolve supply chain issues
Managing Director Malcom Hall discusses how government business support has helped ease their cash flow worries and kept the company afloat.
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.
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.
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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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