My team have spent time getting to know the business, and when the group was impacted, our understanding of the business and our relationship with its owners made a huge difference.īarclays helps gourmet caterer to serve up new ventures Their growing success has allowed them to meet the demand for home IT support quickly. Jason Llewellyn, Barclays Relationship Director said: “The owners have worked hard to develop a strong business and motivated management team. It means we will all be better placed for when the time comes to re-boot our business after the crisis.” Nigel Killock, Barclays Business Manager, Spalding said: “Eve Taylor have a strong management team and we were pleased to be able to support them with a CBILS loan, which will give them the working capital and flexibility they need.”īarclays CBILS loan enables Welsh children to continue their education at homeĬardiff-based iTeach, which employees 24 technology experts, has invested over £700,000 to acquire 2,500 Chromebooks for distribution across Welsh schools supported by a CBILS loan from Barclays.Īndrew Rosser, Managing Director of iTeach said: “The coronavirus struck and suddenly homeschooling and access to educational and digital support became paramount. Barclays really buys into what we are trying to achieve. The loan has helped us ensure supplier relationships are maintained. The company was originally founded in London in 1963, and now has its entire UK and International operations within a single purpose built site in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire employing 21 people and exporting to over 40 countries across the world.Įve Taylor OBE is still very much involved with the day to day running of the company, along with her three sons, Chris, Alan and Raymond.Ĭhris Taylor, Business Development Director, Eve Taylor (London) Limited, said: “We are delighted that Barclays has been able to help support us with our CBILS loan which will enable us to both secure and expand our manufacturing capability as part of our growth plan.” Skincare specialist benefits from Barclays CBILS LoanĮve Taylor (London) Limited, has secured a £225,000 CBILS loan from Barclays to support the manufacture of retail skin and body care products on-site ensure that they have the working capital to see them through the COVID-19 crisis. Working with Barnsley College, they provide outstanding training for apprentices, a real-life working experience, and the business is well-known throughout Yorkshire for its contribution to the hairdressing sector. Husam Khoury, Barclays relationship manager, put together the funding package for the deal and added: "Room97 Creative Hairdressing is an excellent business that has been growing and contributing to the local economy. The BBLS money has been crucial to our investment over the crisis period. Marcello Moccia, owner of Room97 Creative Hairdressing, said: "While some services had to come to a standstill our online store boomed, and we've continued to operate this while re-focussing on our in-salon experience, which is so important when offering hair consultations. It also works with schools and colleges to provide training as part of school partnership programmes and apprenticeship schemes. Room97 Creative Hairdressing is an award winning business with three salons in Wakefield and Leeds, and provides skilled employment in the local area. Wakefield hairdresser retains skilled stylists with BBLS support
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