High Streets UK Statement: Exempt all RHL businesses from ‘super tax’ multiplier
Following news of UK retailers set to be exempt from the proposed increased business rates multiplier, read our Chair Dee Corsi’s full reactive statement.
High Streets UK calls for voice in overnight levy discussions
Where overnight visitor levies are introduced, businesses must have a voice in their design and rollout. Failing to do so could result in unintended consequences for a tourism sector which is still working hard to recover.
High Streets UK Chair Dee Corsi Reacts to Business Rates Interim Report
Following the publication of the Government’s Business Rates Interim Report, read our Chair Dee Corsi’s full statement in reaction to the measures.
High Streets UK Chair Dee Corsi reacts to Spending Review
Following Chancellor Rachel Reeve’s announcements, read our Chair Dee Corsi’s full statement in reaction to the measures below. Dee Corsi, Chair of High Streets UK said: “Today’s announcement of increased police funding is headline-grabbing, but the detail tells a different story. With the Home Office budget squeezed in the coming years, it’s hard to see how […]
Representatives from UK’s flagship high streets call for urgent action on safer high streets
London, 5th June 2025 – Following this week’s Safer High Streets Forum in London, High Streets UK has set out a four-point policy proposal to urgently tackle prolific offending, business crime, anti-social behaviour, and organised criminal activity taking place on the UK’s flagship high streets. Recent Government commitments on retail crime – including reprioritising shoplifting […]
Statement from Dee Corsi in Reaction to the Non-Domestic Rating (Multipliers and Private Schools) Act
The Bill, which underlines the Government’s commitment to reform the business rates system, has received Royal Assent and become law
High Streets UK Business Rates Forum in Liverpool
On 5 March, High Streets UK held its inaugural forum in Liverpool, which focused on business rates reform in response to the Government’s Business Rates Discussion Paper.
High Streets UK submits response to business rates discussion paper
High Streets UK has submitted a response on behalf of our members to the Government’s discussion paper on business rates.
High Streets UK’s Chair Dee Corsi reacts to Spring Statement
Following Chancellor Rachel Reeve’s announcements, read our Chair Dee Corsi’s full statement in reaction to the measures.
Rising business rates threaten to permanently close over 200 stores on UK’s flagship high streets
Retail, leisure, and hospitality businesses across the nation’s flagship high streets from Birmingham and Bristol to Liverpool and London are facing rising costs that will impact jobs, growth, and investment across the country, according to fresh analysis from pro-growth group High Streets UK.