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Leicester pub landlords express disappointment as governments new support package fails to alleviate their financial struggles. Despite a 15% cut on business rates and a two-year freeze, pubs like The Clarendon face a nearly 50% increase in annual bills, pushing them to raise prices for customers. The package also includes a review of pub valuation methods, causing uncertainty for owners like Ian Martin at The Real Ale Classroom. Government officials claim the average pub will save £1,650 next year, but industry groups push for more comprehensive reforms to support all hospitality businesses. Checkout Solipillow.com