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         ### Additional Restrictions Grant
   
  -      You might be able to get this grant from your local council if your business has been negatively affected by coronavirus. Your local council will decide which businesses are eligible and how much they are entitled to. Examples of what makes a business eligible could include:
  +      You might be able to get this grant from your local council if your business has been negatively affected by coronavirus. 
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  +      Your local council will decide if you are eligible and how much you can get. Examples of what makes your business eligible could include:
   
         - you do not pay business rates and your business was closed by law
         - you supply an industry that had to close because of coronavirus, for example the retail, hospitality or leisure sector
  
positive.code:       - between 1 August and 5 November 2020
        - after 2 December 2020
  
        Your business must have been in a tier 2, tier 3 or tier 4 local alert level at the time. Ask your local council if you do not know what tier your business was in.
  
        How much you can get depends on the rateable value of your property.
  
  
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        You might be able to get a grant from your local council if your business has been closed by law since 5 November 2020 because of national coronavirus restrictions. The grant covers your business being shut between 5 November and 2 December 2020.
  
        Businesses that are required to close due to national restrictions from the 5 January 2021 might be eligible for a one-off grant of up to £9,000.
  
        How much you can get depends on the rateable value of your property.
  
  