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Abolish business rates for UK pubs and hospitality businesses

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Scrap business Rates for UK Hospitality sector full stop. This will encourage new and existing businesses to invest, whereas the current regime will see closures and job losses.

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Abolish business rates for UK pubs and hospitality businesses

National

Scrap business Rates for UK Hospitality sector full stop. This will encourage new and existing businesses to invest, whereas the current regime will see closures and job losses.

National
261 reactions·100% agree
Peter Kyle

Peter Kyle

Business Secretary

Business Secretary

React

Where do you stand on this motion?

Reasons for3
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See what others are saying

Members can read every reason.

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Stop using the fair maintainable trade calculation for pubs’ business rates

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We are concerned that pubs have been hammered with rising costs. In order to "Save Our Local Pubs", we think the tax on alcohol should be removed.

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