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Over 400 pubs across England and Wales have closed in 2024, pushing the total below 39,000. Rising costs, looming tax hikes, and diminished rates relief threaten even more closures in the coming year.

Business rates review to reset how pubs and hotels are valued

Andy Burnham has ordered a business rates review of the way pubs and hotels are valued, appointing an expert who has called for “fundamental reform, not tinkering” to report to the Treasury by March 2027, in time for the findings to be applied at the next revaluation.

Profits almost halve at Britain’s 100 biggest restaurant groups

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