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'Grave concern' over road charging plans
Be prepared for 2004, warns Disability Rights Commission
Federation's red tape battle gathers pace
Warm welcome for deregulation plans
European lobbying role expanded
Get covered on new insurance rules
FSB hails appointment of 'SME envoy' for Europe
Survey to take in 18,500 businesses
'Grave concern' over road charging plans
The FSB has voiced 'grave concerns' about the effect road charging will have on the commercial life of central London. Following the announcement by the mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, that charging will be introduced, the FSB is predicting that small businesses in particular will be penalised by the £5-a-day charge. The Federation is calling for a full public inquiry and will also be urging local authorities to mount a legal challenge should the mayor's proposals succeed.
For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8 of the April / May 2002 issue of First Voice
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