BBC·3 min read·medium
Business rates cut 'not enough' says Birmingham Michelin chef
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A Michelin-starred chef in Birmingham has criticized the government's business rates relief, arguing it fails to support independent restaurants. He suggests that a VAT reduction would be a more effective measure to ensure the survival of the hospitality sector.
Image source, Thom Bartley Image caption, Alex Claridge, owner of The Wilderness in Birmingham, said the proposal did not go far enough
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