Whatever happens on the pitch, UK businesses are set to score
ArticleUK fans plan to spend £10.9bn on this summer's World Cup. Our research reveals who's spending, where, and what it means for UK businesses.
UK fans plan to spend £10.9bn on this summer's World Cup. Our research reveals who's spending, where, and what it means for UK businesses.
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On 23 July 2026, the Prime Minister confirmed a 20% cut to business rates bills for pubs, social clubs and live music venues in England, taking effect from the 2027/28 rates year, from April 2027.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals a focus on delivery, defence investment and place-based growth. What does it mean for public sector leaders?
The UK has a new prime minister and chancellor. New leadership brings with it the potential for a change in policy direction and raises the question of what that could mean for the UK business tax landscape. Our Head of Tax Policy, Abby Agopian, explores what we know so far, and what might be on the horizon, as the new government takes office.