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Loss of tax-free shopping costing the UK £4.1bn, say London bosses - Vimarsana News

Loss of tax-free shopping costing the UK £4.1bn, say London bosses

Scrapping the tourist tax could generate £4.1bn for the UK economy, new research suggests, as a cluster of prominent business owners call for the government to reinstate VAT shopping for international tourists.

Source: cityam.com
M&S Marble Arch decision 'not good news for Oxford Street' - Vimarsana News

M&S Marble Arch decision 'not good news for Oxford Street'

Michael Gove, secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, rejected Marks & Spencer’s proposals yesterday to demolish and rebuild its

Tax-free shopping parliament debate date revealed - Vimarsana News

Tax-free shopping parliament debate date revealed

The 90-minute Westminster Hall debate will take place on 7 September 2023 and will be opened by  Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP, who has led the campaign for

Lawmakers to Debate Return of Tax-free Shopping in U.K. - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers to Debate Return of Tax-free Shopping in U.K.

British MPs will gather in London on Sept. 7 for a debate about the country's tax-free shopping scheme, a hot issue for luxury brands and retailers.

Source: wwd.com
The reclaiming of Oxford Street from the American candy stores: Small businesses are offered rent-free premises in London's premier shopping district in bid to stop more sweet shops opening their doors - Vimarsana News

The reclaiming of Oxford Street from the American candy stores: Small businesses are offered rent-free premises in London's premier shopping district in bid to stop more sweet shops opening their doors

Westminster City Council officials are trying to rid London's iconic shopping street of the tacky American sweet shops, which have replaced household names and blighted the area.