SUPER Saturday tomorrow will see pubs, hairdressers and many other concerns reopen their doors.
But they need to get back on track fast — one in three small businesses fears the damage done to them by Covid-19 may be terminal.
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That’s why we support Jump Back July, helping those in need, from school leavers to small and medium-sized businesses.
Fishmonger Kath Clarke believes Sun readers can help businesses to keep their heads above water.
Kath set up her business, fishwithatwist.co.uk, in 1018 in Pateley Bridge, North Yorks, and said: “It is hard being a small business but I hope people will continue to enjoy shopping in the high street and supporting local businesses.
"Panic-buying, shelves stripped bare and no delivery slots in big supermarkets have made people turn back to friendly, local stores. In our community, we’ve worked 80-hour weeks to deliver to the elderly and vulnerable and ensure nobody goes hungry.”
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by midnight on July 5.
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