Rugby schools are at the forefront of the educational recovery from COVID-19. Both Rugby Free Primary and Secondary Schools have welcomed back many more pupils since 8th June and last week welcomed local MP, Mark Pawsey to see the new arrangements in action.
HMP Onley, The Rotary Club of Rugby & Futures Unlocked are doing great work providing work for prisoners by refurbishing bicycles left at Rugby Station.
First and foremost, I want to thank all those key workers in our NHS, schools, and councils; our care workers, supermarket staff and food retailers and all those in other sectors who have continued working over recent weeks.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has welcomed the news that there are an additional 130 police on Warwickshire’s streets since the government launched its major recruitment drive in September of last year.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has welcomed news that Rugby Borough Council will receive an extra £1,078,728 in funding from Government to help to continue to support the community and deliver vital services during this challenging time.
Small businesses across Rugby and Bulkington can benefit from a new fast-track finance scheme providing loans with a 100% government-backed guarantee for lenders which goes live today.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has welcomed news that 1,000 small businesses in Rugby and Bulkington have already received grants as part of the Government’s Small Business Grants Scheme.
Businesses across Rugby and Bulkington affected by the Coronavirus crisis will be able to claim up to £2,500 a month per employee towards staff wages as part of the Government’s Job Retention Scheme, which went live on Monday 20 April.
Land managers in Rugby and Bulkington are being encouraged to get involved in a multi-million-pound government-backed scheme to encourage more tree planting as part of a woodland creation scheme.
