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Lord Mandelson, the Business Secretary is abolishing an exemption for charities from music licensing rules, which will hit them with huge bills for holding events with recorded music. Village hall dances and other charity fundraising events face a new £20 million tax after the Business Secretary scrapped an opt-out which allowed organisation to play music. Community groups claim they would be forced to abandon hundreds of services ...
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