More than £76 million additional government funding has been announced to support the most vulnerable in society during the coronavirus pandemic.

Millions of people from across the UK still have reason to fear the looming financial cliff edge when current coronavirus protections end.

Hundreds of local business partnerships are set to share £6.1 million to help their local economies through the uncertainty of the coronavirus.

Sadiq Khan has launched a new emergency £2.3m fund to support culture and creative industries at risk due to the impact of the coronavirus.

A catch-up premium of £700 for every pupil on free school meals should be given to secondary schools when they reopen.

Individual councils in England have had their funding allocations confirmed following the recent announcement of £1.6 billion in funding.

Small businesses will benefit from a new fast-track finance scheme providing loans with a 100 per cent government-backed guarantee for lenders.

The CCN has urged the government to provide clarity on how much individual authorities will receive from the latest £1.6 billion of emergency funding.

Families living in private rented accommodation are more exposed to the current economic shock than homeowners.

Charities will receive a £750 million package of support to ensure they can continue their vital work during the coronavirus outbreak.

The National Lottery Heritage Fund has put together a £50 million fund in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Tourism Minister Nigel Huddleston has launched a new emergency fund to support local tourism organisations throughout the coronavirus outbreak.

The Welsh Government is launching a coronavirus childcare assistance scheme to support Wales’ critical workers.

England’s buses will receive a funding boost totalling £397 million to help them continue serving those who rely on them.

As the coronavirus pandemic has worsened, nearly a million people have applied for universal credit benefits in the past fortnight.

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