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herald.wales

Herald Wales is an independent national news service for Wales published by Herald News (UK) Ltd. The service provides news in both English and Welsh. As well as breaking news, coverage will include politics, entertainment, sport, and opinions from several contributors – including Welsh Media Awards (Best columnist) Wi

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herald.wales > north-wales > conwy > reminder-to-apply-for-food-and-drink-hospitality-rates-relief-2026-27

Reminder to apply for Food and Drink Hospitality Rates Relief 2026-27

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (178+ words) THE WELSH Government has published the Guidance on the new Food and Drink Hospitality Rate Relief Scheme which came into effect on April 1, 2026 and Conwy County Borough Council is reminding local businesses not to miss out. From April 1, 2026 eligible businesses…...

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herald.wales > national-news > business > business-rates-cut-offers-hope-for-pubs-but-insolvency-pressures-remain-high

Business rates cut offers hope for pubs, but insolvency pressures remain high

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (653+ words) ANDY BURNHAM’S government has announced that business rates for pubs, clubs and music venues in England will be cut by 20 per cent, with the reduction set to take effect from April 2027. According to the government, the move could save pubs…...