Volunteers around the country who helped serve their local communities during the recent lockdown formed a crucial part of the national response to the coronavirus pandemic, new research has found.
Commenting on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of a new, tiered approach to local Coronavirus restrictions in England
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce Interim Executive Director Alexis Krachai said:
Responding to the Chancellor’s announcement that the Job Support Scheme will be enhanced to help UK firms that will have to close due to tighter restrictions expected next week, and cash grants will be increased, BCC Director General Adam Marshall said:
Sheffield Chamber President, Matt Jackson has formally written to local MP’s in Sheffield to cite the importance of establishing a fully operational test and trace system.
The University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals have submitted a joint proposal to government for an ambitious £316 million programme to ensure the post-Covid recovery and renewal of the Sheffield City Region.
Mayor of the Sheffield City Region, Dan Jarvis, has called on the Government to deliver an urgent package of support for South Yorkshire’s economy, to prevent a wave of job losses and business failures.
To help their clients rebuild a safe travel programme, Good Travel Management have launched a COVID-19 Travel Guidance Hub, providing resources and content to support businesses back into travelling at the right time.
Regather, in Sheffield is a not for profit, community food business which aim to create value-based food chains. Established for over a decade, the locally sourced fruit and veg box section of the business has doubled in size during the Covid-19 Pandemic.