19th February 2026
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2026 Business Rates Revaluation: why you should be checking your new Rateable Value now
April 1, 2026 is only a matter of weeks away and the next business rates revaluation is already taking shape with the picture on future liabilities becoming clearer by the day. The government has now... Continue reading5th February 2026
Welsh Government announces £8m business rates relief for hospitality sector
The Welsh Government has unveiled an £8 million support package for around 4,400 hospitality businesses under the Non-Domestic Rates – Food and Drink Hospitality Rates Relief 2026/27 scheme. This follows the 15% ‘pub and live music venue relief’ announced for England at the... Continue reading3rd February 2026
Business Rates and Rating Consultancy: More Than Just an Appeal
Business rates are one of the most significant ongoing costs for commercial property owners and occupiers, yet they remain one of the least understood. Too often, liabilities are accepted at face value, reviewed infrequently, or... Continue reading30th January 2026
How Integrated Rating Advice Can Protect Asset Value in Practice
For many commercial property owners and occupiers, business rates are often accepted as an unavoidable cost of ownership or occupation. They are budgeted for, monitored, and occasionally challenged, but rarely viewed as something that can... Continue reading27th January 2026
Government announce new time-limited 15% business rates relief for pubs and live music venues
The government has announced a new 15% business rates relief for pubs and live music venues for the next three years, representing a partial u‑turn on earlier plans to scale back support for hospitality. This... Continue reading15th January 2026
Why Full-Service Commercial Property Advice Matters More Than Ever
Commercial property decisions have rarely been simple. But in today’s market, shaped by valuation uncertainty, rising operating costs, evolving rating assessments and shifting occupier demand, the margin for error has narrowed considerably. Yet many property... Continue reading7th January 2026
Update: Welsh Government announces new business rates structure for 2026–27
The Welsh Government has confirmed changes to the non-domestic rates system from 1 April 2026, introducing a three-tier multiplier and a new Transitional Relief scheme, as set out in its Written Statement: Non-domestic rates support for 2026–27 (3 December 2025).... Continue reading6th January 2026








