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9
Apr
Grant Payments to Eligible Local Businesses: URGENT UPDATE
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DATED: 9 APRIL 2020

Caroline Hicks, Head of Property and Regeneration, Canterbury City Council, has announced:

'Canterbury City Council is pleased to confirm they have now completed the first phase of grant payments to eligible local businesses - 378 of them have received a total of £6.7 million in grants.

These are businesses they knew were eligible for a grant. Because they have their direct debit details, payment has been made directly into the account they pay their business rates from.

They now need to get the payment details for all those businesses who do not pay their rates by direct debit.

Letters, which were sent electronically if they hold an email address for you, have been sent to businesses today explaining what you need to do. This will involve completing the form on the council's website at canterbury.gov.uk/cashgrants.

  • Important note 1 - you do not need to wait for the letter to complete the form. Please crack on and do it as soon as you can.
  • Important note 2 - please do not send us your bank details in any other way, as it will mean your payment is delayed.

If you have not received an email or letter from the council by Wednesday 15 April and think you should get a grant, you will need to contact the business rates team after this date. '

Further details about the grant scheme and who is eligible are on the council's website at canterbury.gov.uk/coronavirus-advice-businesses

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Before relying on this commentary please read the Reliance on information posted section in our Terms of Website Use in our Legal section. Please note that specialist advice should be taken in relation to any specific queries and the information above is provided for general information purposes only.

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David Redgate

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