Hi,
Please find attached Week 10 Quizzes and Week 9 Answers
Enjoy!
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Week 10 Quizzes & Week 9 Answers
June 16th, 2020
Summer Newsletter
June 15th, 2020
Good afternoon,
Please find attached the first online Summer Newsletter for Langar cum Barnstone
I would like to say many thanks to Heather Whitaker for all her hard work and time in putting this all together and producing such a fantastic Newsletter.
I hope you all enjoy reading it!
If you know of anybody that would like a printed version, or would like to be added to the email newsgroup, for regular updates, please let me know.
Sharon
langarbarnstoneclerk@gmail.com
High Street businesses in Rushcliffe welcome back customers
June 15th, 2020
Care Packages for Vulnerable Residents
June 12th, 2020
Good morning, please see attached the latest press release from Rushcliffe Borough Council,
regarding care packages to vulnerable residents.
Town & Parish update
June 12th, 2020
Good morning,
Please find attached the latest Town and Parish Update from Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Online Grant Finder for Businesses.
June 12th, 2020
Good morning,
Please find attached the latest press release from Rushcliffe Borough Council for online grant finder for businesses.
12.06.20 Rushcliffe businesses signposted to online grant finder
Tea & Chat Sessions – Monday at 14.00
June 9th, 2020
You are invited to Tea and chat sessions on Mondays at 2pm via Zoom.
This is a place to come together and socialise and talk about anything you like. The aim is to help improve our health and wellbeing and ensure that we are not feeling isolated throughout this pandemic and to keep everyone in the community going.
On talking to people I realise that a lot of us (myself included) are feeling lonely and getting rather down. This is affecting especially those living alone but also those with family around.
So please get in touch for the codes to join us on zoom so we can continue to pull together and help support each other through this.
Sorry, it’s taken me so long to put this out there. It’s my ongoing internet issues that have prevented me from doing it sooner! I’ve decided that we should just start it up regardless of my difficulties and hopefully, BT will sort it soon 🤞
I will also ensure that this is emailed out to those who are not on Facebook. Thanks to Justina for letting me know how to go about doing this.
My contact details for the log in details to join the meeting are as follows:
Lisa Brindley
01949 860013
07854 506451
email lisa_brindley@hotmail.co.uk
Week 9 Quizzes and Week 8 Answers:
June 9th, 2020
Temporary Road Closures:
June 9th, 2020
Business Grants
June 3rd, 2020
Eligible Rushcliffe business owners urged to apply for discretionary COVID-19 business grants
Rushcliffe Borough Council is now inviting applications from eligible business owners on the COVID-19 Discretionary Business Grants Scheme designed for those yet to receive central government financial support.
This grant is aimed at small businesses who were not eligible for the Small Business Grant Fund or the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality Fund payments in April.
On May 22, the Government published its guidance for Councils developing the new scheme and the authority has now developed a policy which it feels is fair and consistent and which reflects the criteria they have outlined.
Small and micro business owners who have a relatively high ongoing property related costs of more than 15% of overheads are invited to apply as soon as possible for the limited funding.
They need to demonstrate they have suffered a significant fall in income, such as an 80% drop compared to April and May last year due to COVID-19 crisis and are not eligible for certain other business rates based grants.
Businesses also need to have been trading on March 11 this year and will have to provide supporting information and documents to complete the process.
Details of the process and the relevant forms to complete can be found at www.rushcliffe.gov.uk/businesscoronavirus
Rushcliffe Borough Council’s Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Business and Transformation Cllr Andy Edyvean said: “We appreciate this is a very challenging time for so many businesses and particularly those yet to receive government support.
“We are committed to ensuring these further eligible business owners receive this discretionary grant but urge them to contact us soon as possible to ensure they do not miss out.
“We have paid out over £16m of COVID-19 business rates grant support to over 1,400 eligible businesses across the Borough from the initial grants in April and we hope more can now benefit with this vital resource as businesses look to get back on their feet.”