AlexBritton published Budget 2015: Budget rate review welcomed by Nottingham traders

Business leaders have described George Osborne's final budget before May's General Election was "steady".The chancellor said he would review the current business rates system – which critics have called "clunky and regressive" – as well as abolish annual paper tax returns.Neil Walton, owner of fairtrade store Iguazu, which has shops in West Bridgford and Beeston, echoed the chancellor's words when he said business rates were "broken"."Anything that.