A site with "talking" title delootlondon.co.uk (as opposed to the word loot – looting) aims to create a map of the victims of pogroms, 6-10 August shops, restaurants, cafes and other public institutions to save them from closure and bankruptcy. On the map already marked a few dozen places in different parts of London. "The mission of the project De-Loot London – to ensure that no one looted during the riots store was forced to close. Damage has been done with relatively few people, but we can help our local, independent businesses, spending money on them, "- noted in his address to visitors. In recent days, it is not the first initiative in support of the affected businesses. London evening paper Evening Standard also called for a large business and government to support small and medium business financial guarantees and consumers – to spend money in these shops and cafes. Many private and public initiatives are also aimed at raising money and things for the victims of Londoners. Association of British Insurers estimated the total damage from the pogroms of about 200 million pounds. British Prime Minister David Cameron earlier announced that the UK authorities will allocate population 10 million pounds to help in the aftermath of riots in cities across the country. The government also compensates for the direct costs for a fixed placement of families who are homeless as a result of these disorders. To receive assistance under the Act of the damage from the riots (in which the defendant admits the police for damages) will be able to claim even those whose houses and property were not insured. The government has also set up a scheme to support businesses affected by the disorder, totaling 20 million pounds. These funds will be allocated in the form of concessional loans and significantly reduced rates of tax and other payments.
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