Today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak set out the Government’s Plan for Jobs to spur the UK’s recovery from the Coronavirus outbreak.

For a summary of the detail announced, please see here:

Rishi's Plan for Jobs will help Britain bounce back 

VAT to be cut for six months for all businesses in the hospitality, accommodation and attractions industries, including up to 835 in Scarborough and Whitby.

Public urged to ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ with new voucher scheme to encourage people to support local restaurants throughout August

Chancellor launches Plan for Jobs – supporting, creating and protecting jobs across the country as we emerge from the coronavirus outbreak. 

Robert Goodwill MP hails record-breaking package of support for UK arts and culture sector. 

Scarborough and Whitby MP call to support small businesses in local area following Covid 19 pandemic.

Dozens of serious criminals across Yorkshire and Humber have been arrested as part of the United Kingdom’s biggest ever law enforcement operation.

Scarborough and Whitby to benefit from upgraded facilities to improve the education of children.

Robert Goodwill MP has welcomed the announcement that schools in Scarborough and Whitby will benefit from funding to improve school facilities.

Last week Robert sought reassurance that the Prime Minister will support the pleasure boats and charter angling vessels industries.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Robert said:

The government has produced updated guidance on those businesses permitted to open from 4th July, and those which must remain closed. Please see below for further information:

Opening certain businesses and venues in England from 4 July 2020

People shielding indoors from COVID-19, older people, those with underlying health conditions and very young children are all more vulnerable from the higher temperatures.

Emer O’Connell, Consultant in Public Health at Public Health England, said: