Evoke urges no further gambling tax hikes in the Budget after 270 shops shut
Summary
Evoke, the owner of William Hill, urged no further gambling tax hikes in the Budget after 270 shops shut, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Friday 23 October. The William Hill owner said the closure of 270 shops 'shows the real impact on jobs and livelihoods from higher industry taxation', according to both outlets.
Latest: Evoke, the owner of William Hill, urged no further gambling tax hikes in the Budget, saying the closure of 270 shops 'shows the real impact on jobs and livelihoods from higher industry taxation', the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 23 October
Evoke, the owner of William Hill, urged no further gambling tax hikes in the Budget, saying the closure of 270 shops 'shows the real impact on jobs and livelihoods from higher industry taxation', the Evening Standard and The Independent reported.
- 04:09Evening StandardEvoke urges no further gambling tax hikes in Budget after 270 shops shut
- 04:09The IndependentEvoke urges no further gambling tax hikes in Budget after 270 shops shut