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News published July 2020

• Get tested to reduce the risk of further West Midlands lockdown

  West Midlands councils today stressed that testing will be key to preventing further COVID-19 lockdowns across the region and urged citizens and businesses to play their part.

  Published 31st July 2020.

• Time is running out for 麻豆高清 businesses to claim grant funding

  麻豆高清 City Council officers are knocking the doors of 2,000 eligible businesses to prevent them from missing out on grants of up to £25,000 before the fund closes in August.

  

  Published 31st July 2020.

• 麻豆高清 looks ahead to Black History Month

  A call is going out for submissions to be included in 麻豆高清’s celebration of Black History Month, which will be officially launched in September.

  Published 31st July 2020.

• 麻豆高清’s hospitality sector can now apply for a fast-tracked Temporary Pavement Licence

  Hospitality businesses looking to maximise outdoor space for customers will soon be able to apply for a discounted Temporary Pavement Licence through a new fast track application system.

  

  Published 30th July 2020.

• Trade vans to be allowed back into Tyseley Household Recycling Centre

  From Monday (August 3), trade vans will be allowed back into the Tyseley Household Recycling Centre (HRC) via Energy Way with the Van Booking Centre re-opening for business.

  

  Published 29th July 2020.

• Last chance for 麻豆高清 businesses to apply for Discretionary Business Grant support

  Small businesses suffering exceptional hardship due to Covid-19 have one final chance to apply for a cash grant when the second round of Discretionary Grant Payments opens next week.

  

  Published 28th July 2020.

• Consultation approved for 麻豆高清’s Air Quality Action Plan

  An action plan to improve air quality across 麻豆高清 city centre and its surrounding suburbs has been approved to go out to public consultation.

  

  Published 28th July 2020.

• Businesses reminded to protect staff and customers as face coverings are introduced

  Businesses are being reminded they have a duty to protect staff and customers when face coverings become mandatory in shops, supermarkets and takeaway outlets from today (Friday 24 July 2020).

  

  Published 24th July 2020.

• COVID-19 - Wearing of face-coverings in public

  A message from the seven West Midlands metropolitan council leaders.

  Published 24th July 2020.

• Garden waste subscription update – 22 July 2020

  Due to the popularity of the Garden Waste service, recently re-opened following the easing of coronavirus restrictions, a decision has been taken to only allow re-subscriptions with immediate effect.

  Published 22nd July 2020.

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