Highland Council has today launched – on behalf of the Scottish Government – the COVID-19 Business Hardship Fund. Grants of £1,000 and £1,500 are available for eligible businesses up to …
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Supporting people to do the right thing. People on low incomes will be eligible to receive a new £500 grant if asked to self-isolate. The new Self-Isolation Support Grant will …
Businesses in the Highlands and Islands are being encouraged to bring their costs down with free, one to one, virtual support available from Zero Waste Scotland. Through the recently launched …
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Earlier financial help for those facing hardship. Students facing hardship this summer due to COVID-19 can now receive financial support within a package of new measures. The Scottish Government has …
More than 120 communities across the Highlands and Islands are among the first in Scotland to benefit from the Scottish Government?s ?350 million package of support to address the social …
?2.7m support awarded to Highlands and Islands communities Read More »
Families on lower incomes and older people are to get more support with extra funding for lifeline services to cope with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The funding from the Scottish …
Further to Economy Secretary Fiona Hyslop?s announcement this morning that the Scottish Government?s additional ?100m fund for businesses impacted by COVID-19 will be open for applications from 2pm, we wanted …
Published: 15 Apr 2020 06:00 Part of: Coronavirus in Scotland,?Business, industry and innovation Second phase of funding to protect against the effects of COVID-19. Around ?220 million of further grants are …
Environment cabinet secretary announced that money which is available to Scottish local authorities from the Scottish Crown Estate would now be available to them to support struggling businesses and organisations. …
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