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Summer holidays: Juggling, budgeting and imagination

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Further up the coast from Newcastle, Rory Martin runs Strangford Lough Activity Centre in Killinchy.

He was disappointed to learn that his business falls outside the VAT reduction scheme.

“We offer things like paddleboarding, kayaking, canoeing, lasertag – all outdoor sports activities. But they’ve stated that businesses like us don’t qualify.

“In our summer schemes we have a couple of hundred children and then lots of families doing activities over the summer months.

“So obviously we’d like to see a scheme like this broadened out.”

The government scheme runs until 1 September.


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