On Wednesday 9 September 2020 the Government announced there would be further funding to support businesses that are required to close due to localised restrictions being put in place to manage coronavirus and save lives.
The latest information and sources of advice for Bolton businesses during Covid-19 has been outlined below.
The latest updates and information for Businesses in the hospitality sector including, Lisenced premises, pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes.
As a Local employer If the Covid -19 pandemic has left you in the difficult, but unavoidable position of having to lay off some of your workforce, we can support you and your business.
Bolton will be brought in line with the rest of Greater Manchester from tomorrow (Oct 3).
Reacting to Matt Hancock’s announcement this morning that aligns Bolton with the rest of Greater Manchester, and allows Bolton hospitality to re-open, Leader of the Council, Cllr David Greenhalgh, commented.
From 1st October, Bolton Businesses can apply for the new Covid-19 Local Restriction Support Grant, providing them with £1,000 or £1,500 every three weeks while Bolton’s restrictions remain in place.
Salons can resume close contact services and takeaways in Bolton can now make deliveries after 10pm, the government has confirmed.
The leader of Bolton Council has voiced his frustration that the borough’s hospitality sector remains closed despite repeated calls for restrictions to be eased.
Designated businesses and organisations will be legally required to log details of customers, visitors and staff for NHS Test and Trace under law.