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John Lewis boss says high street being held back by Labour's taxes

Daily Mail 1 min read 6 hours ago

Bosses cited obstacles including Labour's tax raid on retail, which last year included a £40m rise in JLP's employer National Insurance contributions and £13m in new packaging levies.
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