Results from the second BCC Coronavirus Business Impact Tracker reveal that most businesses have not yet successfully accessed the government’s Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) and the grants for small businesses.
Results from the second BCC Coronavirus Business Impact Tracker reveal that most businesses have not yet successfully accessed the government’s Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) and the grants for small businesses.
BCC Director General Adam Marshall welcomes the Chancellor’s announcement on measures to boost financial support for businesses affected by Coronavirus.
Results from the BCC’s first Coronavirus Business Impact Tracker paints a concerning, if unsurprising, picture for business communities affected by Coronavirus.
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BCC Head of Economics Suren Thiru and Co-Executive Director Hannah Essex respond to the relaxation of insolvency laws and measures to speed up the production of PPE and hand sanitiser
BCC Director General Adam Marshall and President Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith have written to bank leaders urging them to get support from CBILS to businesses on the ground as soon as possible.
Welcoming measures outlined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak to support the self-employed and sole traders whose businesses have been affected by Coronavirus, BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall said:
BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall responds to the Prime Minister’s announcement of further restrictions to tackle the spread of Coronavirus
Commenting on the introduction of the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, the BCC's Head of Economics, Suren Thiru, said:
Calling for further measures from the UK government to help the self-employed, BCC Director General Dr Adam Marshall said: