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Does the Government actually understand our high streets and their needs? Will state hand-outs be enough for businesses to survive?
They are just some of the many concerns business owners have raised following the Government's recent announcement that beauty salons, casinos and theatres - among many other types of services - must stay shut whilst pubs, restaurants, swimming pools and bingo halls open.
Are these decisions informed by science? Or is there something altogether more discriminatory driving the decision-making in Government?
Joining Esther McVey to discuss these issues and more are four business owners who are still unable to work because of lockdown regulations:
(00:57) Roberta Dyer, owner of Roberta Beauty Redefined
(08:15) Cathryn Lyon, Head of Hair & Beauty at Manchester College
(12:07) Simon Thomas, Chief Executive of The Hippodrome in London
(20:39) Paul Roseby, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of the National Youth Theatre
Does the Government actually understand our high streets and their needs? Will state hand-outs be enough for businesses to survive?
They are just some of the many concerns business owners have raised following the Government's recent announcement that beauty salons, casinos and theatres - among many other types of services - must stay shut whilst pubs, restaurants, swimming pools and bingo halls open.
Are these decisions informed by science? Or is there something altogether more discriminatory driving the decision-making in Government?
Joining Esther McVey to discuss these issues and more are four business owners who are still unable to work because of lockdown regulations:
(00:57) Roberta Dyer, owner of Roberta Beauty Redefined
(08:15) Cathryn Lyon, Head of Hair & Beauty at Manchester College
(12:07) Simon Thomas, Chief Executive of The Hippodrome in London
(20:39) Paul Roseby, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of the National Youth Theatre