East Devon businesses can claim up to £18,000 in 'restart grants'

By Will Goddard

29th Jul 2021 | Local News

Restart grants of between £2,667 and £18,000 remain available for businesses in East Devon.

The scheme is a national project outlined in this year's Budget to help businesses across the country recover after the coronavirus lockdown.

A number of local businesses have already claimed their grants.

Jake Stuart, owner of Stuartline Cruises, said:

"My personal and heartfelt thanks go to councillors and officers for the approval of my grant application.

"I represent the third generation of my family-run business. The past year has been exceptionally challenging due to prolonged periods of closure and a resultant devastating impact on revenue but I am determined that, with the invaluable assistance of my colleagues, we will continue to contribute strongly to our district economy and local employment for many years to come."

Sam Turner, owner of venison producer Devon Deer, said:

"To a small, young business the support from council officers means a lot."

Click here to check the eligibility of your business.

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