Safe business reopening practices, plus how to manage workplace outbreaks and support employees who are self-isolating.

A scheme to support self-employed people, including members of partnerships, whose income is negatively impacted.

Employers can access support to help them continue paying salaries of employees who would have been laid off during the outbreak.

Outdoor furniture grants for restaurants and cafés that want to re-open and serve food safely in the space outside their premises.

Discretionary Business Grants are for small or ‘micro’ businesses and charities that have not already qualified for other grants and hardship funds.

This scheme will help SMEs affected by coronavirus to apply for loans of up to £50,000.

You can apply for a £10,000 grant if you were receiving Small Business Rates Relief on 11th March 2020 and your rateable value is £15,000 or less.

This scheme provides businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors with a cash grant of up to £25,000.

Government has introduced rates discounts and 'holidays' for retail, hospitality, leisure and nursery businesses.

This scheme helps businesses affected by coronavirus to access finance of up to £5m and for up to six years.

Gives an 80% government guarantee on loans of up to £25m to firms with an annual turnover of £45m or more.

VAT payments will be deferred for three months and income tax payments for self-employed will be deferred to January 2021.

On 5th July 2020 the government announced a £1.57bn package to help organisations in the sector weather the impacts of coronavirus.

Government will allow businesses with under 250 employees to reclaim Statutory Sick Pay paid for staff sickness absence due to coronavirus.

Support for businesses that export or deliver goods and services abroad and have been impacted by the spread of coronavirus, including financial support and supply chains.

Other sources of support, including commercial financing, HMRC time to pay, workforce help, Bank of England measures and more.