On Wednesday 3rd March, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced his new annual budget. This blog post will summarise the key points and new changes to schemes in relation to businesses.
As you guide your business through the lockdown, you can ease the effects while continuing to reach customers with the proper tools, including payment services by Square.
Do you want to contribute? A few weeks ago we asked our customers how they coped during 2020, with lockdowns, confusing guidelines, and tough trading conditions. Here are the stories of the three customers who have got in touch so far about their experiences, Vocavio, Coffee Plant, and Responsive Personnel.
Non-essential shops are currently closed as part of a national lockdown to combat coronavirus although they are currently allowed to open for click and collect.
Chris Grant (he/him)
14th January 2021
8:39 am
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