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.
Children across Rugby and Bulkington who are eligible for free school meals will benefit from a national voucher scheme allowing them to continue to access healthy meals whilst they stay at home during the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak.
Businesses in Rugby put their views on the Government’s response to the Coronavirus outbreak to MP Mark Pawsey on a video conference organised by the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey has urged residents to follow the Government advice during the Coronavirus outbreak as the government sets out unprecedented measures to support businesses and families during this time.
Rugby resident Krzysztof Herdzik’s potentially lifesaving research was shown during a Parliamentary exhibition on the UK’s world leading science and technology sector.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey welcomed an increase in the number of Warwickshire Police Officers trained in the use of Tasers during recent Parliamentary questions.
Mark Pawsey, Member of Parliament for Rugby and Bulkington is celebrating £4.1 million of National Lottery funding being awarded to great local projects throughout the community.
Rugby’s MP has welcomed figures from the National House Building Federation showing house building in the constituency is running at over nearly three times the national average.
