Mobility businesses are set to benefit from £178m in new business support grants announced by the Northern Ireland government.
Vale of Clwyd MP, Dr James Davies has thanked Ableworld for its random acts of kindness for customers.
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Disabled and mobility retailer Ableworld is offering increased stocks of continence care, toileting aids and household accessories at its stores during lockdown.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed a £594m discretionary fund for business impacted during lockdown.
The current freight crisis caused by the French border closure due to a new strain of coronavirus in the UK should have limited impact on mobility retailers, a leading executive has told AMP.
Mobility retailers across the country are anxiously awaiting developments on rents, rates and reopening.
Although an e-commerce offering isn’t part of the business at the moment, it is something that could be considered to an extent in the future.
Situated in an easy access part of town, the firm is encouraging customers to go down and check out the new facility.
Confidence is king in business at the moment and the steps taken by the prime minister could now instil that back into the mobility market.
Mobility dealers, like others on the high street, will need to take certain steps to protect customers and staff.
