Initially announcing the news back in March just before the coronavirus lockdown, the 360 Wheelchairs business has now managed to see benefits of approaching mobility retail in a slightly different way.
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Nearly 70 high streets across the country will benefit from the fund, part of Historic England’s High Streets Heritage Action Zone scheme.
More than 500 bodies have signed up to serve as gateways on the £2bn programme, providing assistance to employers offering fewer than 30 vacancies under the scheme.
Nearly a million workers returned to their jobs part-time in the first month flexible furlough was introduced, new statistics show.
The British retail industry is making a “fragile recovery” according to the BRC. The comments come in response to the latest ONS Retail Sales Index
After a tough battle to find any positivity in the mid-year, mobility retailers up and down the country will be keen on making up for lost time in the last quarter of the year.
The government is clear that where businesses can pay their rent, they should do so, as this support is aimed to those businesses struggling the most during the pandemic.
With more and more retailers and suppliers realising the importance of a strong online offering, Karma Mobility is the latest to update.
The educational content will be supported by evidence-based material and topical case studies for contextual reference.
The aim was to gather industry thoughts on how COVID-19 has impacted business plans and what that means for Q4 and beyond.
