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Pubs, clubs and live music venues in England will get a 20% cut in business rates from April 2027, Andy Burnham announced this morning. According to the new Prime Minister, this could save a typical establishment £1,100 in tax next year.

He said the policy is a sign his government would “back the businesses that people want to see in their communities”, adding the tax cut will be funded by a review of tax reliefs currently given to businesses which “do not make a positive contribution to local communities, such as v**e shops”, and with a crackdown on businesses selling through online marketplaces which "do not comply with their tax obligations".

It follows two other cost of living announcements this week: capping bus fares at £2 in England and cutting VAT on household electricity bills in England, Wales and Scotland (in Northern Ireland, post-Brexit rules mean that EU rates apply).

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