You’re staring at a repair quote. There’s a line for parts, one for labour, maybe a diagnostic fee, VAT tacked on, and a total at the bottom. Looks simple enough, right?
Except the numbers on that page don’t always mean what you think they mean—and that’s not necessarily the garage trying to pull a fast one.
Dozens of hospitality owners across Nantwich and Crewe packed into a meeting today with MP Connor Naismith to discuss the crippling costs they are facing.
The meeting in the Methodist Hall in Nantwich was organised by Kelly Woodnutt, owner of St Martha on Hospital Street and Edward’s on Pillory Street.
The owners of independent hospitality venues in Nantwich have issued a dire warning about the crippling costs they are facing.
And it’s feared some of our favourite places to eat and drink will have to shut their doors for good if the Government does not help the sector which they fear is facing a “perfect storm” of costs.
Dear Editor,
The Government get a lot of unfair criticism, but they have policies which should appeal to everyone irrespective of their views.
If you want economic growth, they say they do too, but if you don’t, you’ll be reassured that in reality the economy is flatlining.
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