Only 2 days left to apply for discretionary restart grant
 The Discretionary Restart Grant scheme (ARG3) will be closing for applications this Friday (11 June 2021) at 4pm.
If your business was severely impacted by national restrictions in early April and have not received a Restart Grant, then please check and apply for the Discretionary Restart Grant.
We have already awarded grants to a range of businesses, from large hospitality suppliers to self-employed mobile hairdressers. Applicants do not need to be registered for business rates but must be able to evidence at least one fixed business cost.
Visit eastdevon.gov.uk/arg to find out if you are eligible and make an application.
Restart grant closes 30 June
Businesses which are registered for business rates in the non-essential retail, hospitality, accommodation, leisure, personal care or gym sectors can apply for a Restart Grant.
Heart of the South West Inward Investment Support Grant Scheme
Grants to support foreign-owned SMEs in the Heart of the South West LEP area to expand and create jobs.
Growth Hub: access support for your business
The Heart of the SW Growth Hub latest news includes innovators awards of £5,000 grants for young people to unlock their business ideas from Innovate UK plus don't miss Barclays Unlocking Growth: Going Global – insights to help startups and scaleups take on the world. Plus find a business support programme which suits your needs.
T-Level Placements: Employer Incentive Payments
Employers can claim £1,000 for every T Level student they host on a high-quality industry placement between 27 May 2021 and July 2022.
Creative Industries: Fast Start Business Growth Pilot
A package of targeted support to help ambitious, creative businesses to reach their potential.
Art Fund: Reimagine Grants
Grants to help museums, galleries and other visual arts organisations to innovate and move forward following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Improving broadband for very hard to reach areas
The Department of Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) wants to hear views and experiences of broadband connectivity in rural and remote areas. The survey closes on 11th June. In addition, DCMS would also like to receive information on both the known benefits of broadband services and the current barriers to deployment and take-up. Additional evidence, either from the UK or abroad, on technology availability, maturity, capabilities and costs, from suppliers and vendors is also welcomed.
Improving broadband for Very Hard to Reach premises - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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