New support from Plymouth City Council is set to help businesses get back on their feet and give entrepreneurs the support they need to get going.
Four brand-new projects will offer businesses a lifeline and support Plymouth’s economic recovery following the coronavirus pandemic.
We are incredibly disappointed to have to announce the cancellation of events due to take place on the 10 and 11 July, the Mayflower 400 Four Nations Ceremony and Plymouth Presents: Roots Up! and Soundwaves Festival, due to the delay in easing the Covid-19 restrictions.
Plymouth City Council has distributed nearly £75 million in grants to support local businesses through coronavirus restrictions since April 2020, but many businesses still haven’t claimed the financial support they’re entitled to.
Thousands of Plymouth businesses have been supported by the Government’s grant schemes, including the Local Restrictions Support Grant (LRSG) and Additional Restrictions Grant (ARG).
Plymouth residents must now stay at home as the Government introduces a new national lockdown.
The measures announced on Monday evening mean that from now everyone should stay at home, with the exception of specific reasons, such as essential shopping, to work if you cannot work from home, to exercise and to seek medical help.
Plymouth City Council has unveiled plans to support city businesses that have been most impacted by the current national coronavirus restrictions but were unable to claim financial support from previous grant schemes.
The city has been allocated £5.2 million through the Government’s Additional Restrictions Grant (ARG) to support local businesses that have suffered during the pandemic.
The Council will be helping some of Plymouth's most vulnerable residents through the November coronavirus lockdown.
Getting a test for COVID-19 is being made easier for many Plymouth residents with the opening of a new local test centres.
The Britain’s Ocean City Running Festival, which includes the Half Marathon, 10k and 5k, has been postponed to Sunday 16 May 2021.
COVID-19 has had a big impact on our daily lives. The Box wants to capture your memories of coronavirus to create a record for future generations to understand how and why our lives changed in 2020.
It wants to hear the experiences and voices of Plymouth residents and workers of all ages. These could come in may forms, including diary entries, video blogs, videos, poems, songs or creative writing pieces.