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Businesses invited to free exporting support event by MP - Vimarsana News

Businesses invited to free exporting support event by MP

Selaine Saxby is a founding member of the Parliamentary Export Programme - Credit: PEP Selaine Saxby MP is leading a drive to bring free government support to more local firms in North Devon to help them take advantage of export opportunities and to tap into demand for British products from overseas by organising a series of events through 2021.  In working with the Department for International Trade (DIT), as part of the Parliamentary Export Programme, this programme is available to help local businesses access the free support they need to boost their exporting potential.  Selaine Saxby, ...

Chancellor should 'definitely not' increase taxes at the Budget, senior MP says | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Chancellor should 'definitely not' increase taxes at the Budget, senior MP says | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Mel Stride, chairman of the Treasury Committee, said it is important the Chancellor ‘looks at targeting wherever possible’ further Covid job…

Chancellor should 'definitely not' increase taxes at the Budget, senior MP says - Vimarsana News

Chancellor should 'definitely not' increase taxes at the Budget, senior MP says

Rishi Sunak should “definitely not” increase taxes at the Budget but must outline his “road map” to pay back pandemic borrowing, according to a senior Conservative MP. Mel Stride, chairman of the Treasury Committee, also said it is important the Chancellor “looks at targeting wherever possible” further coronavirus job support and “not just blanket universal extensions” to existing schemes when he delivers his speech on March 3. But in the “more medium term” Mr Stride said “there is going to be a very large, or there is already a very large fiscal hole”, noting the Cons...