Retail, Hospitality and Leisure grant - £25,000 for specified businesses that occupy a property with a rateable value between £15,000 and £51,000, and a grant of £10,000 if the rateable value is below £15,000. storage costs, market licence; room hire; hot desk membershipYou operated a Bed & Breakfast which pays Council Tax instead of business ratesTo be considered eligible as a Bed & Breakfast, you must be able to provide at least one form of evidence from the list below:A fire certificate obtained when setting up the B&B to get business insurance policy and public liability cover;A “hotel and mobile units television licence”, which covers up to 15 televisions and can be purchased online from TV Licensing;A music licence from PPL PRS Ltd, if they have a TV in public areas, such as a bar or breakfast room, which has the sound turned on;A personal and premise alcohol licence, if serving alcohol;Registered with Newcastle City Council’s Regulatory ServicesAn up-to-date accreditation with Visit England or the AA with a star ratingYou must be able to demonstrate you have suffered a significant fall in income due to the Covid 19 crisisYour business must not be eligible for any of the following grantsNorth of Tyne Managed Workspace, Community Centres and VCSE Resilience fundYour business must not have previously received a Discretionary Business Grant from Newcastle City Council or any other Local Authority.Companies that are in administration, are insolvent or where a striking-off notice has been made are not eligible for funding.Although the UK has left the European Union, the European State Aid rules still apply during the Transition Period. Welcome to Newcastle City Council the local government authority for Newcastle and surrounds. You can check your claim date online and find information at In addition, we have pulled together FAQs relating to the scheme, which can be The Government’s national advice for staff, including on working from home and sick pay, can be found on it’s We are working with providers to identify issues and jointly agree actions and mutual expectations for the delivery of key care and support services across the city.Information for professionals and volunteers working with vulnerable adults can be found We also continue to offer our usual support for businesses (though subject to some service disruption) – Details of this can be found If you would like to give us feedback on our website, please Several schemes were made available by government. If you’re eligible, you’ll be given a date when you can claim between 13 and 18 May. Funded though the £1.5 million Capacity Fund that was granted to Newcastle City Council by the North of Tyne Combined Authority, it is part of the city’s commitment to supporting businesses, voluntary and community organisations and unemployed residents who have been adversely impacted by COVID-19.
It is ok to exercise alone, or with a group (limited to 20 people including members of the same household), as long as you adhere to social distancing rules. We will continue to award grants until we have fully allocated our available funding; though we have the right to close the scheme at any point.We can only accept your grant award request if we knew of your eligibility by the 28We can only accept your grant award request if we knew of your eligibility by the 28Tailored advice to help SME’s to adapt to new challengesCitylife Business Support is a new service for SME’s who have be adversely affected by COVID-19. Visiting children are included in the 20 person limit. Image copyright Newcastle City Council Image caption Plans included a two-storey bar surrounding Grey's Monument They included:Discretionary Business Grant Fund – a limited number of small and micro businesses who met our eligibility criteria were able to apply for a £5,000 grant. This process will be automated, and businesses We have a specialist team who can provide support for businesses during this difficult time. Our Newcastle is a great city, one that never stands still.
For working age families mployment and Support Allowance or Statutory Sick Pay a discount for working age people. City of Newcastle (CN) is working with sporting clubs to issue training licensing agreements for the remainder of the 2020 winter season. Further changes are expected to Northumberland Street, Blackett Street and St Thomas' Street in the city centre and to residential areas, school routes and shopping areas outside the centre, such as Gosforth High Street.Pedestrian crossings will stop traffic more often to prevent large groups waiting to cross the road.The council also wants bus routes to be more efficient to avoid long queues at bus stops.Car parking charges will resume on Monday to discourage private car journeys.Cabinet member Arlene Ainsley said government advice for people to avoid public transport would mean "in the short term some people will choose to make journeys by car".