Table 6.1 of the Budget of 28 October 2026 has no line for an overnight visitor levy; the levy is named only in the text of the Fiscal Devolution Roadmap, the Budget 2026 document on GOV.UK shows.
The market resolves on the Budget document published on gov.uk on 28 October 2026, table of policy decisions. YES if a line names an overnight visitor levy or accommodation levy for England, whatever its costing. If that source has not published in time, BBC News and the Financial Times settle it.
We looked at every time since 2007 that the UK government announced a new levy or tax that councils or mayors in England would charge and keep. For each we asked one question: did a Bill giving that power have its first reading in Parliament within twelve months of the first government paper? Changes that needed no Bill are left out. Five cases fit, too few for us to show a percentage. The visitor levy, announced on 25 November 2025, is the open sixth.