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3 March, 2021 SHARE Organisations from the industry comment on the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget Statement 2021 to the House of Commons. Builders Merchants Federation John Newcomb, CEO of the Builders Merchants Federation, said: “The Chancellor largely struck the right notes in announcing continued support for business as we move through the final stages of the coronavirus roadmap and plan for recovery.  “We were particularly pleased that the Chancellor sought to support smaller businesses by recognising the need...

For the latest updates as they happen, follow our Budget live feed ��   British Institute of Innkeeping “With the package of support from government laid out, our pubs can begin to look to the future of their businesses once more. The extension of furlough to September will help our pubs to manage the return of their teams until they are able to trade freely again. The confirmation of further reductions in business rates will allow them time to recover, but until our nation’s pubs are able to return to normal trading, the vast majority of these businesses will still be loss making.

A year ago, in my first Budget, I announced our initial response to coronavirus. What was originally thought to be a temporary disruption to our way of life has fundamentally altered it. People are still being told to stay in their homes; businesses have been ordered to close; thousands of people are in hospital. Much has changed. But one thing has stayed the same. I said I would do whatever it takes; I have done; and I will do so. We have announced over £280 billion of support, protecting jobs, keeping businesses afloat, helping families get by. Despite this unprecedented response, the dama...

Britain will extend its job-protecting furlough programme - due to cost an estimated 70 bn pounds between its launch last spring and its previously scheduled end date in April - by five more months until the end of September and expand support for the self-employed too.

Sunak’s Budget contained few surprises but food and drink leaders have cautiously welcomed new measures of support