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The UK Govt has just provided the Welsh Labour Govt with £665m they could use to hold off business rates for thousands of businesses this year. Do you agree the Welsh Labour Govt should hold off business rates where possible to help jobs and businesses recover?

Yes

Since the start of the pandemic the UK Govt has implemented many innovative policies, like the furlough scheme, to save jobs and businesses. Do you support the UK Govt keeping jobs and businesses as a priority as the UK starts to recover?

Yes

Business rates make it hard for a lot of Welsh businesses to operate and be competitive with firms across the UK. Would you be in favour of scrapping them to help Wales build back from the pandemic?

Yes

Wales will need ambitious and energetic leadership if we want to rebuild stronger from the pandemic. If you were in charge, how would you support jobs and businesses in our country?

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The Welsh Labour Government have left a ticking time bomb under businesses across our country.

Unlike Scotland, the Welsh Government have yet to tell business if they will have business rates reinstated in the next few months.

After a tough year, the last thing businesses need at the start of the recovery is a huge hike in their operating costs.

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That's why the Welsh Labour Government must use the extra £665m in funding it has just received from the UK Government to hold off businesses rates for as many businesses as possible - whilst jobs, highstreets, and local businesses recover.

Take our official local business RATES survey.