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Westminster City Council offers SMEs rent-free Oxford Street shops in new multi-million pound campaign - Vimarsana News

Westminster City Council offers SMEs rent-free Oxford Street shops in new multi-million pound campaign

Small businesses are being offered the chance to take over a shop on Oxford Street, rent-free, as part of a new project launched today by Westminster City Council, in partnership with New West End Company.

Rent-Free Stores On Oxford Street Part Of Once-In-A-Lifetime Regen - Vimarsana News

Rent-Free Stores On Oxford Street Part Of Once-In-A-Lifetime Regen

Rarely has there been a global retail avenue that has fallen as far from grace as the national embarrassment that is London’s Oxford Street. But there is hope at last.

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Oxford Street: Small businesses offered rent-free premises | UK News - Vimarsana News

Oxford Street: Small businesses offered rent-free premises | UK News

Small businesses are being offered rent-free shops on London's famous Oxford Street to boost the area.

Is the Chancellor finally listening to businesses? MPs to debate axing Tourist Tax in partial victory for companies campaigning for change - Vimarsana News

Is the Chancellor finally listening to businesses? MPs to debate axing Tourist Tax in partial victory for companies campaigning for change

Calls for the tax to be scrapped will make it to a Commons debate after officials for Jeremy Hunt were asked to find evidence of the wider economic impact of the tax

Oxford Street revamp plans 'do not go far enough' - Vimarsana News

Oxford Street revamp plans 'do not go far enough'

The West End street has suffered in recent years from the closures of major occupants such as Topshop and House of Fraser, as well as an explosion of