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Glasgow artists win big at Scottish Portrait Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Glasgow artists win big at Scottish Portrait Awards 2023

Glasgow artists won big at this year's Scottish Portrait Awards.

MPB Scottish Portrait Awards in Photography: Winners announced - Vimarsana News

MPB Scottish Portrait Awards in Photography: Winners announced

The MPB Scottish Portrait Awards in Photography 2023 showcases talented young photographers, skilled amateurs and established professionals.

Tourist tax must go, urge business leaders in last-minute plea to MPs - Vimarsana News

Tourist tax must go, urge business leaders in last-minute plea to MPs

Business leaders are backing a final call to the government to scrap the "tourist tax" said to have cost the UK 10% of visitors' spending

Source: cityam.com
Businesses representing over 1M employees urge Chancellor to restore VAT-free shopping - Vimarsana News

Businesses representing over 1M employees urge Chancellor to restore VAT-free shopping

Today, leaders from the travel, retail and hospitality sectors have written to the Chancellor urging him to immediately restore VAT-free shopping for international tourists.

Battersea boss warns Britain 'cannot be complacent' about its appeal to international visitors and 'risks shooting itself in the foot' if it does not act on calls to bring back 'tourist tax' - Vimarsana News

Battersea boss warns Britain 'cannot be complacent' about its appeal to international visitors and 'risks shooting itself in the foot' if it does not act on calls to bring back 'tourist tax'

MPs will debate calls to bring back VAT-free shopping for foreign travellers this week following widespread anger at Rishi Sunak's (pictured) decision to axe it in 2021.