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Rachel Reeves to announce £300m bailout for pubs
The 15% business rates cut for pubs and grassroots music venues in England will save the average pub £1,650 next year, with rates frozen for two more years.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce a £300 million bailout for pubs, providing around £100 million annually until 2029.
- The support aims to mitigate the impact of tax changes that pubs warned could lead to closures, job losses, and price hikes.
- However, other hospitality businesses like restaurants and hotels are expected to miss out on this support despite facing similar challenges.
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In the UK, the Labour government wants to reduce the commercial tax on pub operators by 15 percent.
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Music venues to get government support in U-turn after backlash to devastating business rates
Live music venues in the UK are now set to get government support, following backlash to plans to introduce devastating business rates. READ MORE: UK grassroots venues suffering from “the complete collapse of touring” – here’s how you can help The steep increases in business rates were outlined at the end of 2025, and meant that that live music venues would be facing some of the sharpest rises in business rates in the country – leaving thousand…
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