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July 2021 CEDOS’s membership represent some of England’s more rural areas and have a significant interest in any future activity and programmes to support and grow the rural economy, either under the auspices of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund or wider Government schemes or initiatives. A total of 11.7 million people live in local authority areas regarded

Message from the CEDOS Chair It seems like an age since the last CEDOS newsletter. In this time, we have had a Queen’s Speech, an ending to most lockdown restrictions, the Chinese have landed a rover on mars and my hopes of a summer holiday to the Algarve have been well and truly dashed. Firstly I would

After the Lunch and Learn session held on the 21st March, please see attached the presentation slides kindly provided by Tony Wilson of the Institute of Employment Studies (link here).  We hope you found the session informative and useful in your practice.  Tony will be providing further input to our next newsletter so please look

Message from the CEDOS Chair It has been another busy few months and I am sure between a few long overdue visits to beer gardens and shops, members are busy scoping activity for the Levelling Up and Community Renewal Funds - the feature of our last Lunch and Learn session. 2021 is clearly going to be

The Queen’s Speech provided a useful overview of current Central Government support to business, and when schemes will end.  Below is a list of current support and incentives for businesses to survive and recover after the COVID-10 pandemic. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and Self-Employment Income Support Scheme will both continue to operate until September

Yesterday saw the Queen’s Speech to mark the reopening of parliament and provide further clues about how the Government plan to Build Back Better after the social and economic ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Economic and Regional Development is clearly a recurring theme throughout the legislative programme in what looks like being a continuation of