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December 10, 2025
  • Railway prices freeze first time in 30 years
  • Reeves targets votes in Labour’s vulnerable heartlands
  • Government goes ahead with ‘Milkshake-Tax’ to tackle obesity
  • Fuel duty frozen until 2026

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  • Railway prices freeze first time in 30 years

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  • Reeves targets votes in Labour’s vulnerable heartlands

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  • Government goes ahead with ‘Milkshake-Tax’ to tackle obesity

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  • Fuel duty frozen until 2026

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  • Really like this as a headline - "The greater Bristol area has the makings of a British success story. Here is what is holding it back" Engaging and makes you want to read on. However, the key now is to make Bristol of great national interest and to make sure you adequately source some of the big statements you make for the feature itself. It should be possible to prove the "limited access to start-up capital and lack of government focus" however. Your sources are great but an over reliance on academics who wanbt to develop a Silicon Valley of the UK West could make this seem like any other regional development zone. What exactly makes Bristol different compared with Cambridge say? Does the government's triangle idea hurt Bristol even more?

    Limited new drilling allowed in the North Sea – but Ukraine war windfall tax remains

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  • Reeves extends freeze on income tax thresholds to 2031

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Warehouse levy to help pay for High Street rates cut

Julia Amann2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

The chancellor announced that lower taxes for retail and hospitality businesses will be funded by higher charges on large commercial properties, shifting more of the tax burden onto the UK’s biggest industrial and infrastructure sites. By announcing rate reductions for 750,000 shops, cafés and leisure venues, Rachel Reeves has brought business rates for the retail,…

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