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EHDC launches two new grants for struggling businesses

Two new grant schemes have been launched by East Hampshire District Council (EHDC) for businesses impacted by the current wave of coronavirus infections.

The Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant (OHLG) is a one-off payment of up to £6,000 for hospitality and leisure businesses, depending on the rateable value of their business premises. The sorts of businesses that may be eligible include pubs; restaurants; wedding venues; theatres; village halls; caravan parks; guest houses; and hotels.

The OHLG scheme will close to applications at midnight on Friday 28 February 2022.

Businesses that that can demonstrate a reduction in income as a result of coronavirus may be eligible for a grant up to £7,800 through the Additional Restrictions Grant (ARG).

Applications to the ARG will close at midnight on Sunday 23 January.

Businesses that qualify for the OHLG scheme can also apply to the ARG. Find out more Find out more and apply at: www.easthants.gov.uk/business-support Covid-19 gathers like smoke. Keep workspaces well ventilated to disperse the particles. gov.uk/workingsafely

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