- Major UK leisure and hospitality businesses are passing on a temporary VAT cut through the Great British Summer Savings scheme.
- The scheme starts on 25 June and aims to reduce costs for children’s meals, theatre/cinema tickets, and family attraction admissions.
- Participating businesses include Merlin Entertainments, Cineworld, Nando’s, Greene King, Haven, and several family theme parks.
- The initiative is meant to help families afford summer days out while increasing footfall and supporting businesses.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves says it is part of wider cost-of-living support already in place.
Source: gov.uk
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