This paper collates data on the number of applications and total support provided under the UK Government coronavirus business support schemes. The attached excel spreadsheet allows users to view data by Parliamentary constituency and local authority.
Coronavirus business support schemes: Statistics (244 KB , PDF)
The Government has announced financial support initiatives for businesses impacted by the coronavirus outbreak, including:
amongst others. This paper provides data on the number of applications and total support provided under each of the above schemes. It will be updated regularly as data becomes available.
The attached excel contains lookup tables that allows users to view available data by Parliamentary constituency and local authority. This includes data for the:
Further analysis of claims made under the CJRS is provided in the Library briefing: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: Statistics
The Library has also published a data dashboard of Covid-19 funding to local authorities in England.
Information about the support schemes such as eligibility conditions is provided in the Library briefing paper, Coronavirus: support for businesses (CBP 8847).
Coronavirus business support schemes: Statistics (244 KB , PDF)
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