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LEISURE
Edinburgh votes in favour of tourism tax
By William Eichler | 08 February 2019
Edinburgh city councillors have voted in favour of what could be the UK’s first tourism tax.
FINANCE
Call for tourism tax review
By Naomi Larsson | 05 February 2019
An inquiry into cultural investment in cities has called for a UK-wide review of the benefits of ...
WHITEHALL
LGA to build case for tourism tax
By Dan Peters | 18 January 2019
Smith Square is to commission further research as it looks to build a ‘very strong case’ for a to...
LEISURE
Pulling leisure out of the deep end
By Jamie Groves | 15 January 2019
Denbighshire CC is sharing the learning and the success of its commercial approach to leisure pro...
LEISURE
Public backs Edinburgh's tourist tax
By Laura Sharman | 09 January 2019
A consultation has found 85% of residents strongly support the introduction of a tourist tax in E...
CULTURE
Cambridge brings service in-house from struggling charity
By Martin Ford | 24 December 2018
Cambridge City Council is to bring its cultural events service back in-house, after the charity C...
INFRASTRUCTURE
The introduction of Tourism Tax in the UK – what could it mean for local councils?
14 December 2018
Councils across the UK will need to ensure any tourism taxes they propose maintain their competit...
BUSINESS
South Cambs bankrolls ice rink following explosive discovery
By Martin Ford | 30 November 2018
An extra £550,000 has been invested in a permanent ice rink by South Cambridgeshire DC after buri...
BUSINESS
Business backs Edinburgh tourism tax
By Dan Peters | 22 November 2018
Seven out of 10 Edinburgh businesses back plans for a tourism tax in the city, a survey has found.
COMMERCIALISM
Manchester City Council to double its contribution to arts venue
By Laura Sharman | 06 November 2018
Manchester City Council is expected to more than double its contribution to delivering a new arts...
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