“There are some good things” - Liverpool Businesses react to the budget

Local TV 2025-11-27

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Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram says the Budget marks a reset for the country, and City Council leaders believe it will improve life for families. However business leaders say here's not a huge amount that's positive for our visitor economy sector.
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