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Economy & Money

Attraction tax cut welcomed by businesses

BBC News UK 25 June 2026, 05:07 UTC 25 Jun 2026

Attraction tax cut welcomed by businesses — BBC News

VAT will be cut on children's meals and tickets to some attractions across Surrey and the UK.

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