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‘Dreich’ sales for Scottish retailers in JanuarySubscription
Like-for-like retail sales in Scotland fell by 3.2% in January as shoppers kept a firmer grip on their wallets after the festive period.
100,000 business rates appeals lodgedSubscription
English councils are expected to collect £25bn in business rates this year, despite more than 100,000 English businesses appealing their rates since the April 2017 revaluation.
150,000 high street jobs axed in 2018 Subscription
Almost 150,000 retail jobs and 20,000 shops closed this year on the UK’s high streets, new research has shown.
20,000 shops shut since 2010Subscription
More than 20,000 shops have disappeared from high streets across England and Wales in the past nine years, new research has found.
82,000 business rates appeals lodged since revaluationSubscription
More than 82,400 properties in England have lodged appeals against business rates since the system’s 2017 overhaul, official figures have shown.
Autumn Statement: Failure to reform business rates is ‘missed opportunity’Subscription
The chancellor has been criticised for failing to address the burden of business rates in today’s Autumn Statement, as forecasts suggest next year is going to be even more challenging with slower growth and rising inflation.
BHS landlords face £100m business rates on empty storesSubscription
Many former BHS landlords are reportedly facing a £100m business rates bill on empty stores, a year after the high street chain collapsed.
BHS liquidator seeks business rates refundSubscription
The liquidator of BHS is reportedly seeking to recover part of the business rates bill the retailer incurred before its final stores closed.
Bira launches business rates manifestoSubscription
The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has launched a business rates manifesto, in an attempt to shift the government’s approach to the tax.
Boris Johnson urged to tackle business rates 'crisis' Subscription
The Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC) and property services firm Colliers International have called for new prime minister Boris Johnson to make tackling the business rates “crisis” a top priority.
