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PUB bosses say thousands of jobs could be lost if the Government does not help them at the Budget.
Fears are rising that beer duty will be put up amid a spate of savage tax raids by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
The British Beer and Pub Association is now calling for a cut in the soaring cost of doing business — as landlords make an average profit of just 12p every time they sell a pint.
More than a million people work in the industry, with more than 100,000 jobs created since Covid began.
But bosses also say a five per cent cut in beer duty in next month’s Budget could create as many as 12,000 new jobs in hospitality, mainly in pubs.
BBPA chief executive Emma McClarkin said: “Our brewers and pubs are helping people earn money, gain skills and experience and support both the local and national economy.
“We are urging the Government to protect the brewing and pub sector to ensure it can remain a driving force for growth and social value whilst keeping the price of a pint affordable for all.”
The Government has refused to rule out further hikes ahead of next month’s Budget.
A Treasury spokesperson said: “Following the spending audit, the Chancellor has been clear that difficult decisions lie ahead on spending, welfare and tax to fix the foundations of our economy and address the £22 billion hole the government has inherited.
“Decisions on how to do that will be taken at the Budget in the round.”
JOANNA LUMLEY and Jennifer Saunders will take an Ab Fab stroll down memory lane with a string of all-star guests later this year.
The duo will appear with comedians Ruby Wax and Meera Syal, screenwriter Richard Curtis and actors Tom Hollander and Emerald Fennell for the special, Absolutely Fabulous: Inside Out.
They will share reflections, behind-the-scenes stories and secrets and pay tribute to much-missed cast member Dame June Whitfield.
Jennifer joked of the show, which will air October 17 at 9pm on Gold: “I loved making Ab Fab, but I can’t remember much, so this retrospective is a revelation to me.”
Joanna agreed: “It was a fabulous wander down memory lane by actresses who only have the faintest grip on reality. Really thrilling, and I hope vastly entertaining.”
In June, The Sun reported that Absolutely Fabulous: Inside Out would take viewers on a trip down memory lane, looking into the behind-the-scenes secrets of how the show was made.
The hosts were set to meet with costume designers and famous fans while sharing unheard anecdotes, behind-the-scenes secrets and personal reflections.
Jennifer and Joanna also had a look at the original scripts, and never-before-seen footage, as well as their first ever episode.
The show was also set to pay tribute to the late star June Whitfield, who played Jennifer’s on-screen mother.
Dame June was hailed as a national treasure after her death last December aged 93.
For Jennifer and Joanna, it’s all a welcome reminder of the success of the show.
Joanna added: “It was a fabulous wander down memory lane by actresses who only have the faintest grip on reality.”