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Coast to Capital announces new £2.1 million grant scheme for businesses
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Coast to Capital, which provides leadership, investment and business support, has announced a new £2.1 million grant scheme, Business Recovery Grants, to provide businesses in West Sussex, Brighton & Hove, East Surrey, Croydon or Lewes District with funding of between £10,000 and £170,000 (for projects of £20,000 to £340,000).The programme will provide up to 50% of an expansion project for organisations that can demonstrate a clear link to Covid-19 recovery and growth.
In addition, Coast to Capital is looking for businesses to set out plans for job creation and job retention to improve the unemployment rate in the local area.Applicants from all sectors are eligible to apply for this funding, but Coast to Capital is prioritising applicants.
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Sportscaster caught using antigay slur insists he’s never said it before. Sure, Jan.
Last month, the Cincinnati Reds pulled sports broadcaster Thom Brennaman from their game after he used a homophobic slur on air.Video of the incident went viral and Brennaman, 56, was placed on indefinite suspension.Thom Brennamann likely ends his Reds career tonight LIVE on the air pic.twitter.com/EDzSICgVmx— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) August 19, 2020Now he’s speaking for the first time, embarking on an apology tour that draws into question his level of sincerity.“Believe me, I know there are a lot of people who are still very angry and I understand that,” Brennaman told The New York Post.He arranged a lunch meeting with Evan Millward, a gay Cincinnati newscaster, who told the Post, “It was pretty clear to me early on that he was not
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