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Titanic Brewery secures £1m lifeline funding to help it survive coronavirus pandemic

The company has secured the loan from Barclays as part of the Coronavrius Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS)

Titanic Brewery director Keith Bott

A Stoke-on-Trent brewery has secured a £1 million financial lifeline – to help it survive the coronavirus pandemic.

Titanic Brewery has landed the seven-figure loan from Barclays as part of the Government-backed Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).

Now bosses at Burslem-based Titanic say the funding will help them to ‘re-boot’ the business after the crisis – and secure the jobs of around 200 staff.

Inside Titanic Brewery

Company director Keith Bott said: “Coronavirus struck just as were moving into the busy Spring season and suddenly all our income disappeared overnight. 

“The bank loan has helped us ensure supplier relationships are maintained as well as helping us pay our staff and creditors. 

“I think it’s important during this difficult time to make sure our whole supply chain stay on their feet.

“As well as honouring our payment terms, it means we will all be better placed for when the time comes to re-boot our business after the crisis.”

Titanic Brewery was founded in 1985. It produces in excess of three million pints every year and operates 13 pubs and cafe bars across Staffordshire.