Reeves Unveils VAT Cut on Attractions to Ease Cost-of-Living
Reeves VAT Cut on Attractions to Help Families

Rachel Reeves has unveiled a package aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures linked to the economic fallout from the Iran conflict, including a temporary cut in VAT on family attractions like theme parks, zoos, museums and soft play.

The chancellor said the move was designed to help families 'make memories' over the holidays. But is this the right use of public money right now? Have your say in the Morning Mail poll.

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