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Government to cut business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues

English pubs will see a 20% reduction in business rates starting April, a move Prime Minister Andy Burnham describes as a first step for the industry. This initiative aims to save pubs approximately £1,100 next year, with more details to be...

BBC News· Jul 23, 2026 · 5:34 PM · 40 views

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English pubs will see a 20% reduction in business rates starting April, a move Prime Minister Andy Burnham describes as a first step for the industry. This initiative aims to save pubs approximately £1,100 next year, with more details to be provided in the autumn Budget.

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