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2021 business rates revaluation postponed

06-May-2020 By Nikkie Thatcher

A revaluation of business rates will not happen in 2021, in a bid to reduce the uncertainty for companies impacted by coronavirus, the Government has announced.

First successful rateable value appeal recorded

06-Aug-2018 By Emily Hawkins

A pub landlord has become the first to appeal the rateable value of his pub after the revaluation of business rates last year.

25 pubs a week ‘disappeared’ in past year

23-Jul-2018 By Emily Hawkins

During the past year, 25 pubs per week were either demolished or converted to other uses according to analysis from a real estate adviser.

Brexit is an opportunity for the pub sector

02-Feb-2017 By Michelle Perrett

There are "potential opportunities" with Brexit but there will need to be negotiations to protect overseas staff, warned Brigid Simmonds, chief executive of the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA). 

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2017 Predictions: BII says there is no doubt the year ahead will be tough

20-Dec-2016 By Nikkie Sutton

British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) CEO Mike Clist has told The Morning Advertiser there is no doubt 2017 will be a tough year for the sector.

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Business rates hike will hit pubs warns Young’s CEO

11-Nov-2016 By Sara Hussein

An “exceptional” rise in business rates will have a detrimental effect on pubs, Young’s chief executive officer Patrick Dardis has warned. 

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Quarter of pubs face business rates hike in 'disastrous' revaluation

30-Sep-2016 By Oli Gross

A quarter of pubs are likely to see their business rates increase if Government proposals are approved, the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers (ALMR) has warned.

VOA calls for pub info ahead of business rates revaluation

19-Jan-2015 By Mike Berry

The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) is sending out letters to all licensees asking for information about their pub businesses to help update rateable values of all business properties in England and Wales.