Martin Ford 29 October 2025

Tourist tax could pave way to greater fiscal devolution

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Enabling mayors in England to levy tourist taxes could pave the way for greater fiscal devolution, a think-tank has suggested.

The Centre for Cities has published a report proposing England's mayors be enabled to adopt a tourist tax along the lines of that in Scotland.

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