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Airports join budget backlash with warning of business rates 'catastrophe'

Sky News Wednesday, 27 November 2024
Airports join budget backlash with warning of business rates 'catastrophe'Britain's biggest airports are joining the growing private sector backlash against Rachel Reeves's budget, warning that a £1bn business rates bill for the industry will trigger the cancellation of routes to and from the UK and higher costs for passengers.
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