William Eichler 04 July 2024

Nottingham considers £2 accommodation levy

Nottingham City Council members are set to consider plans to introduce a nightly £2 levy on accommodation providers.

Proposed by the city's Business Improvement District (BID), the plan could bring in an extra £1.7m annually.

If agreed, the levy would be introduced through a new Accommodation BID and collected by the council from accommodation providers with a value of £35,000 and over.

The Accommodation BID would be voted for by providers in the relevant area.

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