Archive for month: April, 2020

Pat Roberts has advised that Brian’s funeral will be at 2.00 pm on Thursday 7th May 2020 at Hastings Crematorium.
Obviously with lockdown the service is limited to the family .
It has been arranged for the funeral cortège to progress from Rye though to Pett Level and Pett so many can show their respects to Brian as it passes through the village.
Estimated timing is about 1.15pm to 1.30pm

Donations in Brian’s memory can be made to  “Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve “. The account details for BACs are

Lloyds Bank.

Sort code 30-90-28.

A/C no 01877918.

Reference. Brian Roberts

Sent on behalf of the Roberts family.

 

The May 2020 Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter can be read here Neighbourhood Watch Our News May 2020 Enewsletter

Please see the attached message from Councillor Andrew Mier. I am very pleased to say that with Andrew’s help in sending me the appropriate link, Pett Village Hall has now received the £10,000 grant.

If you think you may be eligible for the grant, please apply now as it may be time limited.

Tim Rothwell

From: Cllr Andrew Mier
Sent: 25 April 2020 15:26
To: Fairlightres Fairlight Res
Subject: Important Information for Businesses – Grants Available

 

Dear Resident,

If you run a business in the retail, hospitality or leisure industries – and that includes holiday lets and village halls – then you are almost certainly eligible for a business rates holiday and for a grant of £10,000. Rother District Council is paying the grants and is currently processing them within a few days of the application.

 

Follow the link at the end of this email for the on-line application form. This is consequent on the coronavirus emergency. Don’t delay – Apply today.

From Rother’s website –

 

”Business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses – update

The Government announcement for the Business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses is currently being progressed. We are expecting the necessary software update from our software supplier, Capita, by the end of this week. This will enable us to re run businesses bills before the April payment date of 8th April. This will mean those businesses eligible will not have to pay any rates for 2020/21.

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Small Business Relief Grant and Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant

The Government have now issued the guidance for local authorities to pay grants of either £10,000 or £25,000 to eligible businesses. We expect this to positively affect over 2,000 businesses in Rother with a total cost in the region of £27m. Read the Government’s eligibility criteria.

 

Specific information is required to enable the Council to validate the eligibility of the business and collect bank account information so we can make payments electronically. Therefore if you believe you are  eligible for one of these grants please click on the link below. When the payment has been processed you will receive a confirmation email. ”

 

https://www.rother.gov.uk/business/information-for-businesses/

 

Good Luck,

 

Councillor Andrew Mier

Rother District Council – Southern Rother Ward

Tim Rothwell

From: Cllr Andrew Mier
Sent: 25 April 2020 15:26
To: Fairlightres Fairlight Res
Subject: Important Information for Businesses – Grants Available

 

Dear Resident,

If you run a business in the retail, hospitality or leisure industries – and that includes holiday lets and village halls – then you are almost certainly eligible for a business rates holiday and for a grant of £10,000. Rother District Council is paying the grants and is currently processing them within a few days of the application.

 

Follow the link at the end of this email for the on-line application form. This is consequent on the coronavirus emergency. Don’t delay – Apply today.

From Rother’s website –

 

”Business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses – update

The Government announcement for the Business rates holiday for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses is currently being progressed. We are expecting the necessary software update from our software supplier, Capita, by the end of this week. This will enable us to re run businesses bills before the April payment date of 8th April. This will mean those businesses eligible will not have to pay any rates for 2020/21.

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Small Business Relief Grant and Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant

The Government have now issued the guidance for local authorities to pay grants of either £10,000 or £25,000 to eligible businesses. We expect this to positively affect over 2,000 businesses in Rother with a total cost in the region of £27m. Read the Government’s eligibility criteria.

 

Specific information is required to enable the Council to validate the eligibility of the business and collect bank account information so we can make payments electronically. Therefore if you believe you are  eligible for one of these grants please click on the link below. When the payment has been processed you will receive a confirmation email. ”

 

https://www.rother.gov.uk/business/information-for-businesses/

 

Good Luck,

 

Councillor Andrew Mier

Rother District Council – Southern Rother Ward