Taxi Driver Online

Totally NOT connected, the ARG is from funding sent to your area (£20 per head of population here)

Lincolnshire have STATED that it is NOT available to those in receipt of Seiss and SJDC decided if you could still trade you weren't eligible and if you know our councils they listen to no one who isn't a party donor

BUT when we contacted invest SK about the scheme they said we were NOT eligible and at the time taxis were listed on the website as ineligible !

They have rewritten and amended the website we have now started approaching a few councillors the latest from invest SK is that they would need to see bank statements for 2 years that demonstrate takings are down by more than 70 percent

How much you can receive
Eligible businesses will be entitled to receive a one-off grant of £7,500 per business and not per property.

To complete this form, you will need to:

Supply bank statements from 1 September 2020 to 30 November 2020, compared with 1 September 2019 to 30 November 2019, showing an impact on your income.
If you are unable to provide or unable to present the impact of the coronavirus pandemic upon their business within these requested months, the business must provide bank statements from 2020, whereby a comparison of none lockdown and lockdown months shall be undertaken to provide evidence of an income loss above 25%:
None lockdown months
January and February 2020
September 2020
Lockdown months
April and May 2020
November 2020



Provide evidence (qualitatively) of how the local and national restrictions and the pandemic have impacted upon their income and business operation.
Outline what other government support they have received (e.g. small business grant, extended retail grant, self-employment Income support scheme, bounce back loan, local restrictions support grant etc.)
Home based businesses to highlight if they receive any benefits (such as universal credit).
Supply at least one of the following references: business rates account number, company registration number, VAT registration number, charity registration number, unique tax reference/partnership number or national insurance number.

30% is the guidelines, i think they must mean down TO 70% of 2019-2020

no down by 70 percent is what they stated

they have now invited drivers to submit two years accounts and if the government gives them any more money to dish out they will look at it again then

they have now invited drivers to submit two years accounts and if the government gives them any more money to dish out they will look at it again then

If they do not necessarily fit the eligibility for the SSG2 grant they may be eligible for the specific taxi driver scheme coming soon.

There you go then.

when they have a NEW pot of cash from the government !