Burnham says he wants to go ‘further’ on business rates at the budget

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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS

The coverage of Andy Burnham and business rates reform shows a general agreement that reform is needed. However, the framing of the story differs, with City AM's cautious tone focusing on criticism of Burnham, while the centre-leaning outlets, such as Independent Business and Evening Standard, present a more neutral tone, emphasizing the need for reform. The right-leaning City AM headline also frames the story in a similar cautious tone, highlighting the need for reform from industry leaders.

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Burnham says he wants to go ‘further’ on business rates at the budget

The 20% rates relief for pubs and other similar venues was among the first announcements the Prime Minister made when he came into office.

12 Aug, 04:30

Evening Standard

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Burnham says he wants to go ‘further’ on business rates at the budget

The 20% rates relief for pubs and other similar venues was among the first announcements the Prime Minister made when he came into office.

12 Aug, 04:30

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City AM

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Andy Burnham to ‘go further’ in business rates reform

Andy Burnham said he would “go further” in introducing business rates reform after already announcing that property taxes would be cut for pubs in return for higher levies on vape shops. The Prime Minister said he will look to bring in more radical changes to the business rates system as part of efforts to ease [...]