Remove tuition fees cap, says UK games biz
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In a bid to plug the skills deficiency in the UK gaming business, the UK games industry’s trade association, TIGA, has publicly called on the government to increase funding on higher education and abolish the cap on tuition fees. The proposed measures are designed to address a chronic shortage of skilled workers across all areas of game development in the UK. Speaking about the particular skills that we’re lacking, Eva Field from TIGA told THINQ,...
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Video games tax relief cancelled
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UK games developers have just been dealt a financial blow by Chancellor George Osborne in his first budget, which sees the coalition Government scrapping the video games tax relief plans promised by Labour. In his speech today,...
MP calls for game developer tax relief
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Gaming champion and Labour MP Tom Watson has called on the government to offer tax relief to the UK games industry in an Early Day Motion. Watson said on his Gamers' Voice Facebook group that he's managed to get MPs from all...
