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  1. David Skaith is advocating for local economic benefits concerning issues in North Yorkshire and York.

North Yorkshire Chamber calls for NI cut for youth and transport investment

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What happened

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The West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has called for a reduction in National Insurance contributions for workers under 25. The Chamber is also urging the government to renew its commitment to transport schemes, including Northern Powerhouse Rail and West Yorkshire Mass Transit.

From gazetteherald.co.uk

Why it matters

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The Chamber states that persistent increases in overheads are preventing businesses in North Yorkshire from carrying out investment and growth. They argue that cutting employment costs would help increase business confidence and address youth unemployment.

David Skaith is advocating for local economic benefits concerning issues in North Yorkshire and York.

From gazetteherald.co.uk

Who's involved

  • WestRepresents businesses operating across the North Yorkshire region.
  • governmentIs the target of the policy requests regarding tax cuts and transport funding.
  • North YorkshireThe region where the Chamber represents businesses.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • governmentSpeculative

    Might implement changes to tax policy, such as reducing National Insurance contributions.

  • North Yorkshire CouncilSpeculative

    Could benefit from improved business confidence and potential funding streams for local governance.

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