Additional Restriction Grant (ARG) Required to Close
Applications for this fund are currently closed and being validated the grants team are working towards making payments from Friday 5 February. If we require additional information, we will make contact with applicants directly.
Additional Restriction Grant (ARG) Severe Impact
Please note the deadline has been met for this grant, we are currently going through the validation process and businesses will be contacted if eligibility criteria has not been met, or if additional information is required to validate the application. We are working towards making payments at the end of next week.
Local Restriction Support Grant (LRSG) (closed) Addendum
This grant is to support businesses who are on the ratings list who have been forced to close during the national lockdown in November and the current lockdown. Businesses that have already applied to this grant are not required to apply again, if you feel that you are eligible, have read the original policy here and have not been in receipt of a grant please email grants@n-kesteven.gov.uk providing your business name, nature of business and rates number. Should you be successful following the application process you will then automatically receive the LRSG Closed Addendum and the Closed Businesses Lockdown Payment (CBLP).
Christmas Support Payment for wet-led pubs
The deadline for this grant is 28 February 2021. North Kesteven District Council has contacted and paid pubs that previously applied to the LRSG (closed) Addendum in regards to the Christmas Support Payment for wet-led pubs. If you have not been contacted and believe you are eligible, please contact grants@n-kesteven.gov.uk with the pub name and business rates number. To be eligible for this grant, pubs must derive less than 50% of their income from the sale of food. Pubs must also meet all other conditions set out in the Government guidance for this scheme, which can be found here.
The third Jobs Fair in January, welcomed over 700 visitors to the live website. 70 exhibitors from across the Greater Lincolnshire area took part, with good representation from different sectors and similar numbers are expected for the fair in February.
The jobs fair is open to all individuals regardless of age, background or career-stage. For employers interested in registering for their free stand, please see here. The next fair will be on 25 February, 10am-1pm.
Almost 20,000 jobs in film and television have already been protected by a government-backed scheme to get screen productions back up and running again, the Chancellor confirmed on Tuesday, 2 February.
- More than 160 productions are benefiting from government-backed scheme to protect against Covid-related losses
- Productions can resume filming thanks to insurance against Covid-related losses
- The £500 million scheme, part of the Plan for Jobs, has protected 19,460 jobs across UK film and TV since launch four months ago
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