According to reliable sources, once Prime Minister Liz Terrace announced her departure, the British government decided to halt her initiative to aid small businesses.
The “Bloomberg” news agency reported on Friday that the “Assistance for Growth” program, started by the former Treasury Secretary Rishi Sonak last year, allowed for the acquisition of administrative training and computer programs to aid the operation of about 30 thousand small and medium-sized businesses.
According to the two sources, the previous government decided to halt the program, but the Prime Minister instructed the relevant agencies that the decision would be suspended until a new prime minister was appointed.
A spokeswoman for the British government stated that the current funding program for growth will continue.
According to “Bloomberg,” the decision to cancel shows how chaotic the British government is as a result of the conservative party’s leadership turmoil.
She emphasized that once Boris Johnson, the former British prime minister, announced his departure earlier this year, he opted to halt the implementation of any significant measures due to the government’s handling of its affairs while a replacement for him was being chosen.
The initiatives designed to help British families and businesses cope with the recurring increases in energy prices are among the schemes that have been put on hold.
Source: Organizations.
A terrace outrages British small businesses
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