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Call for new fiscal devolution framework for councils

14/07/2026

A major APPG report has called for a new fiscal devolution framework that balances local shares of national taxes with strong equalisation safeguards.

Council leaders demand review of ‘MegaShed’ planning law

02/07/2026

The leaders of all three political groups on South Gloucestershire Council have called for urgent reform of historical planning consents.

Councils given green light to refund CIL errors

30/06/2026

Councils can now compensate homeowners who missed out on Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) exemptions due to clerical mistakes, housing minister confirms.

Bill 'first step' in fiscal devolution era

13/05/2026

The Overnight Visitor Levy Bill is the ‘first step in a new era of fiscal devolution in England', the Government has said.

Hospitality leaders call for visitor levy to be dropped

12/02/2026

Hospitality leaders are calling on the Government to abandon proposals for a new overnight visitor levy in England.

London Councils urges Government to keep visitor levy revenue local

05/02/2026

London Councils is calling on the Government to ensure boroughs retain at least 50% of revenue raised in their area from any future overnight visitor levy.

London boroughs could see major financial boost from tourist levy

15/01/2026

The overnight visitor levy could generate more than £350m for the capital, research has found.

Budget: Mayors to get tourist tax power boost

26/11/2025

England’s regional mayors will soon have the power to introduce a levy on overnight stays in hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses and holiday lets.

Leeds businesses could pay thousands in parking levy fees

06/10/2025

A workplace parking levy is being discussed by Leeds City Council to produce funds for a planned tram network.

Call for local tourist tax continues

22/07/2025

Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner is said to have backed the proposal for councils to introduce visitor levies.

Council leaders call for tourist levy powers for historic cities

17/07/2025

Council leaders representing the historic cities of Bath and Cambridge have jointly called for the power to introduce a ‘modest’ visitor levy.

Waverley BC demands ‘fairer’ local infrastructure rules

24/06/2025

Waverley Borough Council has called for ‘clearer’ and ‘fairer’ legislation around the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).

Liverpool tourism tax gets the green light

28/04/2025

Hoteliers in Liverpool have backed plans to introduce a £2 overnight visitor charge.

Plans for UK’s first coastal ‘tourist tax’ halted

21/01/2025

Plans to introduce a levy on hotel stays in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have been halted after the Government declared the result of a ballot void.

Edinburgh set to declare Scotland's first ‘tourist tax’

09/01/2025

The City of Edinburgh Council is set to vote through a visitor levy this month, more than six years after it began working on the scheme.

Wales introduces tourism tax Bill

27/11/2024

A Bill that would allow councils to introduce a levy on overnight stays has been introduced in Wales this week.

Council chiefs call for sugar tax on milkshakes

05/11/2024

Local authority leaders have called for the soft drinks industry levy to be devolved to councils to tackle obesity and to be expanded to milk-based drinks.

Edinburgh backs ‘tourist tax’ plan

23/08/2024

Councillors have agreed key details for a visitor levy in Edinburgh that could bring in up to £50m a year.

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