- David Green, Lib Dem candidate for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross, calls for a 5% VAT cut on hospitality businesses and removal of the “renewables obligation” levy in the upcoming Budget.
- These measures aim to support high streets, rural businesses, and reduce energy bills for families, saving a typical family around £270 over 18 months.
- The proposals respond to the cost of living crisis, making going out and heating homes more affordable.
- Green emphasizes partnership with local businesses and the need for government action to help the local economy thrive.
- He highlights challenges faced by northern businesses, including rising energy costs, National Insurance hikes, workforce issues, and the need for better transport and connectivity.
Source: johnogroat-journal.co.uk
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