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King's Lynn BID on Chancellor's Budget Statement implications for West Norfolk

King s Lynn BID on Chancellor s Budget Statement implications for West Norfolk  | Updated: 10:56, 05 March 2021 King s Lynn BID hosted a virtual Budget Briefing this afternoon to discuss the Chancellor s statement, and how it will directly affect businesses in West Norfolk. The virtual event, which was held in partnership with Stephenson Smart and Kenneth Bush, provided an opportunity to raise questions on the Chancellor s Budget Statement and the implication for businesses. West Norfolk MP James Wild said: The chancellor was honest about the challenges but what didn’t happen was the immediate tax rises which were expected. I don’t think this is a softening up exercise, I wouldn t rule out other changes coming.

Business experts convened by The Herald to debate Budget

The Herald is hosting a Budget Briefing By Scott Wright THE big talking points from Rishi Sunak’s Budget will be put under the microscope by a panel of leading business figures convened by The Herald on March 4. Tracy Black of CBI (Confederation of British Industry) Scotland, Liz Cameron of Scottish Chambers of Commerce, Fraser Campbell of Azets, Roz Foyer of The Scottish Trades Union Congress, Pete Murrin of Turcan Connell, and Edward Smith of Rathbones will gather online to analyse the key announcements the morning after the Chancellor delivers the Budget to Parliament on March 3. The Herald Budget Briefing will be compered by political commentator Iain Macwhirter, who will chair a panel discussion and then a question-and-answer session with the virtual audience.

Expert panel to analyse key issues affecting Scots businesses at The Herald's Budget Briefing

By Karen Peattie