Greater Manchester named one of 38 areas in line to get low tax 'investment zone'
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will name Greater Manchester as one of 38 areas in line to get its own investment zone, in his mini-budget speech tomorrow . The government hopes these new investment zones - specially chosen places where businesses will get tax cuts - will drive growth and the development of things like shopping centres, restaurants and office spaces.
READ MORE Residents in £900-a-month 'luxury' Salford apartments say they're living in rat-infested 'squalor' “We are determined to break that cycle. We need a new approach for a new era focused on growth. That is how we will deliver higher wages, greater opportunities and sufficient revenue to fund our public services, now and into the future."
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Some taxis to get extra time for Glasgow low emission zoneSome taxis across Glasgow could receive extra time to comply with the new Low Emission Zone.
Read more »
Near Miss of the Day 824: Driver exiting golf club cuts up cyclistNear Miss of the Day 824: Driver exiting golf club cuts up cyclist “If I had not stopped I would have been run down,” said rider of incident in Altrincham, Greater Manchester cycling
Read more »
EU Emergency Energy Plan Is Bad News For Renewables | OilPrice.comThe EU energy revenue cap aimed at taxing windfall profits from renewable energy producers could scare off investors in renewable energy and lead to lower overall investment
Read more »
Chris Mason: Truss’s dash to New York shines light on her priorities as PMThe prime minister ties her domestic vision for growth through low taxes to Ukraine and the energy crisis.
Read more »
Cost of living crisis: How people at a south Wales housing estate are coping with soaring billsThe Joseph Rowntree foundation has warned that the Chancellor's tax cutting agenda won't do much to help low income households. adavies4 is in the Penrys housing estate in south Wales seeing how people there are managing to cope with rising bills.
Read more »