Chancellor Rishi Sunak today announced his plans to help people and businesses with the cost of living crisis - but many in business say he did not go far enough.
The Chancellor on Wednesday announced measures including a cut in fuel duty and interest rates, as well as raising the employment allowance for small businesses and removing VAT on heat pumps and solar panels.
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In the North, mayors warned the Chancellor's decisions would not help with levelling up and closing the North-South divide.
East Midlands Chamber of Commerce chief executive Scott Knowles said the statement was a "missed opportunity ". He said: "With many of the pressures being international in their nature, the Chancellor only had a few levers to pull. However, ultimately, there were no game-changers that will pull us away from the cost of living – and equally a cost of doing business – crisis that is happening right now.”
Meanwhile Tim Jones, chairman of the South West Business Council, said: “This is a Budget for tomorrow when the crisis is today."
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