Montgomeryshire Member of the Welsh Parliament, Russell George MS, is calling on the Welsh Government to introduce a Self-employed Hardship Fund to help those people who are missed by the various Covid19 business support packages.
This week, a virtual briefing was held by NFU Cymru to explain the challenges which the agricultural sector is facing in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
News that up to 10,000 armed forces personnel have been placed at a higher readiness across the UK, so they are able to assist with supporting public services has been welcomed by Member of the Welsh Parliament, Russell George.
Politicians from across the political spectrum have come together in an attempt to find a permanent and workable solution for Newtown-based homeware and fashion business, Laura Ashley.
** Due to the fast changing nature of our current situation, I have decided to dedicate a page to my website, which will be updated most days at midday.
The future of Laura Ashley, which has been a major employer in Montgomeryshire for almost 60 years, has been raised directly with the First Minister by local AM, Russell George.
The Member of the Welsh Parliament for Montgomeryshire, Russell George, has postponed all face-to-face advice surgeries but will continue to provide advice and support to residents by email or telephone throughout this Covid-19 (Coronavirus) epidemic.
The Coronavirus outbreak is arguably the greatest peacetime threat the United Kingdom has faced, and as such requires an equal and appropriate response to provide the necessary support to shield us all from the worst effects of this epidemic.
