Wilkies has an annual business rates bill of £10k for its outlet in North Berwick, but the rates bill for its store across the Border in Berwick-upon-Tweed is just £2,620, despite both stores having a rateable value of £21k.
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@Fyrishsunset
But they all sit there and clap the SNP on QT in Fort William. People need to wake up.
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@The_Janitor____
That’s precisely why Question Time was held in Fort William, an SNP stronghold. Still running scared of upsetting them.
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@Fyrishsunset
It's even worse here in Northern Ireland, my rates are over £10k on a rateable value of £16k
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@Fyrishsunset
Devolution has been hijacked by
@thesnp
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@scottishgreens
Instead of concentrating on our public services they have destroyed them. They have taxed Scots to the hilt & ignored the day to day running of Scotland. They only govern for themselves while Scotland suffers.
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@Fyrishsunset
Hardworking people and businesses are being penalised for 15 years of SNP mismanagement and corruption.
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@Fyrishsunset
@antianti69
Look on any High Street in Scotland and you will see the effect the SNP have. By wasting and using monies fir their Indy obsession, they have consistently reduced allocation of monies to local councils. They have had to raise Business rates for revenue for essential services.
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@Fyrishsunset
@RojBlakeB7
Vote SNP or Green & you’re inevitably going to get much higher taxes. The problem is that it’s also probably true for Labour & the Lib Dems. Which leaves just the Tories. That’s a problem, however, for a lot of people currently.
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@Fyrishsunset
Thank you Blair for introducing your wonderful idea of uncontrollable devolution !!
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@jeemsmith
Is that one of those special SNP branch ‘shops’, run by shameless grifters who each applied for £10k Covid business relief cash? Sounds about right.
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