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Norwich City Council weekly update on the city’s response to COVID-19 – Friday 26 June 2020

Published on Friday, 26th June 2020

As lockdown restrictions are being eased we are focusing on how we can innovate and adapt to get the city back on track and deliver our critical services, while also keeping people safe.

 We will continue to keep you updated with news, service updates and support available to help navigate the challenges ahead. Thank you for continuing to follow distancing guidelines as we enter this next stage.

For the latest overview of all changes and support please visit www.norwich.gov.uk/coronavirus

An overview of this week’s key updates:

Small businesses and charities – last call to check if you’re eligible

It’s the last few days to apply for money from the Discretionary Grants Fund, as the deadline for applications is Tuesday 30 June.

So if you’re a small or micro business or charity, you rent a work space in a shared office or studio and missed out on previous funding, take a look at the discretionary grant details to see if you’re eligible.

City centre street changes to go ahead after overwhelming support

Two city centre streets – St Benedicts and Exchange Street – will have a very different feel to them from the end of next week, after overwhelming public support was received on Norwich City Council and Norfolk County Council’s plans to make temporary changes to create more space.

More about the proposed changes for the two streets.

Lord Mayor’s Celebration goes virtual for 2020

The call goes out for you to share your favourite snaps from past Lord Mayor’s Celebrations ahead of this year’s event going virtual.

More about how to share your photos.


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