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GWLAD returns next week with a series of exciting events covering different aspects of life in Wales. The first event will be looking at the future for rural Wales. The

The UK Government is continuing to support the self-employed due to the impact that coronavirus (COVID-19) has had and is extending the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS). The SEISS Grant

Prepare the reopening of your business now and enable a quicker recovery The ‘Fire Break’ lockdown has seen most ‘non-essential’ businesses in Wales shut their doors once again, creating more

Just a quick update to say that Ken Skates, Minister for Economy, Transport, and North Wales announced at the WG briefing this lunchtime that a Phase 4 of the ERF

Workers across the United Kingdom will benefit from increased support with a five-month extension of the furlough scheme into Spring 2021, the Chancellor announced today, 5 November. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-extends-furlough-to-march-and-increases-self-employed-support

Guidance about the coronavirus rules that will be in place from Monday 9 November. https://gov.wales/coronavirus-regulations-guidance

Copy of the senedd transcript discussing the post firebreak guidance – see sections 129 and 130 onwards for some guidance prior to the hospitality document being published. https://record.assembly.wales/Plenary/6616

The support to the self-employed 8 is increasing from 40% of trading profits to 80% for November. SEISS is calculated over 3 months so this increases the total grant from

The four temporary loan schemes that were designed to support UK businesses that are losing revenue and seeing their cashflow disrupted as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak close on

A snapshot Trade impact Survey across Tourism, Hospitality, Retail, Leisuresectors and their supply chains looking at how lockdown has affected NorthWales businesses and the business outlook if any further lockdowns