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This scheme will allow small and medium sized employers, with fewer than 250 employees, to apply to HMRC to recover the costs of paying coronavirus-related statutory sick pay
Business
The Isle of Wight is host to a wide variety of businesses and we love to celebrate their success.
As well as farming and agriculture, tourism and manufacturing, the Isle of Wight is fast becoming home to new technologies and online businesses.
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Business intelligence publisher, Martin Moodie, asks whether designating the Isle of Wight a duty free zone could be what's needed to help kick-start the UK economy after the C19-induced recession. What do you think?
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Guidance is in place to allow the reopening of garden centres to the public from today. Details within
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In light of the new advice from the Government, the leader of Isle of Wight council says it is not yet safe for for tourists to visit the Island
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Amid the most recent Government lockdown advice, the CLA believe it could potentially lead to an increase in walkers in the countryside and shares a reminder about the Countryside Code
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Bob Seely said he would contact other MPs and Ministers to talk about events, hospitality in general and festivals to see what can be done
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BAE Isle of Wight has stepped in to help prevent spread of Covid-19 to vulnerable care home residents on the Isle of Wight
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The CEO of Wightlink asks customers to "help us to protect those living on the Isle of Wight by staying at home”
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These incidents have had a significant impact on the businesses affected, and Police would like to identify the person responsible as soon as possible
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Scarrots Lane Bakery is owned and run by charity Community Action Isle of Wight and all profits from the bakery support the charity in the work it does
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As part of the Government’s package of measures during the Coronavirus pandemic, most retail, hospitality and leisure businesses will not have to pay any rates for 12 months
