Council leader advocates for support as local firms face <a s mayor, Dame Andrea Jenkyns, to forgo the introduction of a tourism tax, citing concerns that such a levy could discourage visitors.
Despite this positive development, Leyland highlighted the persistent difficulties confronting many local enterprises as they struggle with mounting expenses, including business rates and national insurance.
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Leyland expressed concerns for the taxation changes.
While the Government’s plan to grant regional mayors the authority to implement an uncapped visitor levy could provide funding for local infrastructure, Leyland maintains that the financial burden on families must remain a priority.
Stressing that a thriving tourism sector is essential to Lincolnshire, he pledged to continue pushing for increased business support through ongoing dialogue with government officials and various partners.
The council leader’s primary objective is to ensure that Lincolnshire remains an inviting destination despite the current economic climate.
