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A pub a day to shut this yr, business physique warns because it requires reduce to tax burden

By Editorial Board Published July 10, 2025 3 Min Read
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A pub a day to shut this yr, business physique warns because it requires reduce to tax burden

An business physique has warned that the equal of a couple of pub a day is about to shut throughout Nice Britain this yr.

In response to the British Beer and Pub Affiliation (BBPA), an estimated 378 venues will shut down throughout England, Wales and Scotland.

This could quantity to greater than 5,600 direct job losses, the business physique warns. It has referred to as for a discount within the cumulative tax and regulatory burden for the hospitality sector – together with reducing enterprise charges and beer obligation.

The physique – representing members that brew 90% of British beer and personal greater than 20,000 pubs – stated such measures would sluggish the speed at which bars are closing.

BBPA chief government Emma McClarkin stated that whereas pubs are buying and selling effectively, “most of the money that goes into the till goes straight back out in bills and taxes”.

“For many, it’s impossible to make a profit, which all too often leads to pubs turning off the lights for the last time,” she stated.

“When a pub closes, it puts people out of a job, deprives communities of their heart and soul, and hurts the local economy.”

She urged the federal government to “proceed with meaningful business rates reform, mitigate these eye-watering new employment and EPR (extended producer responsibility) costs, and cut beer duty”.

“We’re not asking for special treatment, we just want the sector’s rich potential unleashed,” she added.

The federal government has stated it plans to reform the present enterprise charges system, saying in March that an interim report on the measure can be printed this summer season.

From April, reduction on property tax – that got here in following the COVID-19 pandemic – was reduce from 75% to 40%, resulting in greater payments for hospitality, retail and leisure companies.

The speed of employer Nationwide Insurance coverage Contributions additionally rose from 13.8% to fifteen% that month, and the wage threshold was lowered from £9,100 to £5,000, beneath measures introduced by Rachel Reeves within the October price range.

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