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independent.co.uk
Cheaper food and free bus rides for children in Reeves’ cost-of-living plan
Rachel Reeves said: ‘My number one priority is protecting households from rising costs.’
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theguardian.com
Reeves to promise free summer bus rides for children and food tariff cuts in living costs package
Chancellor launches ‘Great British Summer Savings Scheme’ after Keir Starmer postpones fuel duty increase
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Reeves’ cost of living plan could see UK consumers save more than £150 million a year
Reeves will give details of policies to tackle the cost-of-living squeeze triggered by the Iran war
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Reeves to cut food costs and child bus fares in cost of living package: Latest
The chancellor will announce a range of policies on Thursday to try and combat the economic impact of Donald Trump’s war with Iran
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Rachel Reeves to cut food and travel costs – what will be announced
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dailymail.com
Rachel Reeves cuts VAT on trips to Legoland to help with Iran shock
The Chancellor said VAT on family attractions will be cut from 20 per cent to 5 per cent until September.
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Cut in VAT on summer attractions in Rachel Reeves’ cost-of-living plan
The Chancellor said it would apply to ticket prices for fairs, theme parks, zoos and museums.
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Five things Rachel Reeves has announced as VAT is cut for families
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
UK announces summer sales tax cut for fun days out - The Economic Times
British finance minister Rachel Reeves announced a temporary cut to sales tax on attractions like theme parks and theatres. The value-added tax will be reduced from 20% to 5% from…
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mirror.co.uk
Rachel Reeves slashes VAT rate for summer attractions - from theme parks to zoos
Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the VAT rate - covering tickets for zoos, museums, fairs, and theme parks - will be cut from 20% to 5% from June until September
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VAT slashed to 5% on summer attractions in Chancellor’s cost-of-living plan
Rachel Reeves said the cut would apply to ticket prices for fairs, theme parks, zoos and museums across the UK from June 25 to September 1.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
VAT cut announced for UK summer attractions as Reeves unveils cost-of-living package
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a temporary VAT cut on summer attractions as part of a new package aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures for families across the United…
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aljazeera.com
UK launches ‘Great British Summer Savings’ to ease family costs
Families to benefit from reduced VAT to help lower costs at theme parks, theatres, zoos, and museums.
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fortune.com
British government's answer to cost-of-living crisis: discounts on theme park tickets, chocolate bars | Fortune
Chancellor Rachel Reeves did not commit to broader support for household heating bills.
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channel4.com
Reeves targets cost of living crisis with VAT cut on theme parks and kids’ meals
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has unveiled a three-hundred-million-pound "Great British Summer Savings" package designed to ease the cost-of-living squeeze on families triggered…
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VAT slashed to 5% on summer attractions in Chancellor’s cost of living plan
Reeves avoids announcing any immediate help with energy bills, despite soaring oil prices triggered by the Iran war
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No help over energy bills as Rachel Reeves cuts VAT on family days
The Chancellor on Thursday unveiled a £1.8billion package of measures to soften the impact of the Iran war, saying she wanted to give families 'a bit of breathing room'.
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Labour urged to ‘go further’ on cost of living – here’s what the experts want
People are ‘already struggling now’, one charity chief warned