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         ### Additional Restrictions Grant
   
  -      You might be able to get this grant if your business has been negatively affected by coronavirus. 
  +      You might be able to get this grant if your business has been negatively affected by coronavirus.
   
         Your local council will decide if you are eligible and how much you can get. Examples of what makes your business eligible could include:
   
  
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      ### Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough scheme)
  
      If you've had to ask your employees to stop working or work less because of coronavirus (put them on 'furlough') you can get support to pay their wages for the hours they do not work. The scheme has been extended until the end of September 2021. 
  
      The government will pay:
  
      - 80% of employees’ usual wages for hours they do not work, up to a maximum of £2,500 per month, until the end of June
      - 70% of employees' usual wages for hours they do not work, up to a maximum of £2187.50 per month, until the end of July 
      - 60% of employees' usual wages for hours they do not work, up to a maximum of £1875 per month, until the end of August and September 
  
      The employees must receive 80% of their usual wages up to a maximum of £2500 per month until the end of September 2021. 
      From July 2021 to September 2021, you will have to make up the difference between the government payment and what the employee should receive. 
      
  
      You must submit your claim by:
  
      - 15 March 2021, for eligible employees on furlough in February 2021
  
      - 14 April 2021, for eligible employees on furlough in March 2021
  
      - 14 May 2021, for eligible employees on furlough in April 2021
  
      You can no longer submit claims for eligible employees in December.
  
      [Check if your employees are eligible for the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme](/guidance/claim-for-wage-costs-through-the-coronavirus-job-retention-scheme)
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        ### Local Restrictions Support Grant (Open)
  
        You might be able to get a grant if your business stayed open between 1 August and 5 November 2020 and was in a ‘high’ (Tier 2) or ‘very high’ (Tier 3) area. Check with your local council if you do not know what alert level your area was in.
  
        You’ll need to show to the council that your business was negatively affected by coronavirus.
  
  