Tourism tax planned for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 13:02 · Archive

East Midlands mayor Claire Ward says a tourism tax on overnight stays would be no more than five per cent.

East Midlands mayor Claire Ward has said a proposed tax on overnight stays across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire would be 'no more than five per cent'. She emphasised that the tax would bring in millions of pounds for investment opportunities in the region.

No further details about implementation, timeline or which specific investment projects the revenue would fund have been reported.

How it is being reported

• Tourism tax in Nottinghamshire likely to be ‘no more than five per cent’East Midlands mayor Claire Ward says a tax on overnight stays across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire would be “no more than five per cent” – and emphasised it would bring in millions for investment opportunities.Mansfield Chad · 23 Oct, 12:41
• Tourism tax in Nottinghamshire likely to be ‘no more than five per cent’East Midlands mayor Claire Ward says a tax on overnight stays across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire would be “no more than five per cent” – and emphasised it would bring in millions for investment opportunities.Worksop Guardian · 23 Oct, 12:41

In this story: Claire Ward · East Midlands · Nottinghamshire · Derbyshire

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