Factsheets For additional informations Contact Us. Chancellor announces £4.6 billion lockdown grant package Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new £4.6 billion package of grants to support businesses through the latest national lockdown.UK businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors are to be given one-off grants worth up to £9,000.The payments are expected to support 600,000 business properties across the UK. A further £594 million will be made available to councils and devolved nations to support businesses not covered by the new grants.The Chancellor said:'The new strain of the virus presents us all with a huge challenge, and whilst the vaccine is being rolled out, we have needed to tighten restrictions further.''Throughout the pandemic we've taken swift action to protect lives and livelihoods and . . . we're announcing a further cash injection to support businesses and jobs until the spring.''This will help businesses to get through the months ahead – and crucially it will help sustain jobs so workers can be ready to return when they are able to reopen.'Internet link: GOV.UK news
Chancellor announces £4.6 billion lockdown grant package Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a new £4.6 billion package of grants to support businesses through the latest national lockdown.UK businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors are to be given one-off grants worth up to £9,000.The payments are expected to support 600,000 business properties across the UK. A further £594 million will be made available to councils and devolved nations to support businesses not covered by the new grants.The Chancellor said:'The new strain of the virus presents us all with a huge challenge, and whilst the vaccine is being rolled out, we have needed to tighten restrictions further.''Throughout the pandemic we've taken swift action to protect lives and livelihoods and . . . we're announcing a further cash injection to support businesses and jobs until the spring.''This will help businesses to get through the months ahead – and crucially it will help sustain jobs so workers can be ready to return when they are able to reopen.'Internet link: GOV.UK news