Voters welcome Budget energy measures, but demand more action on cost of living
Voters welcome the government’s energy bill support, but think more needs to be done at pace to help…
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Unions welcome Healey’s Budget while think tanks warn of ‘missed opportunities’
Trade unions and think tanks have given a mixed response to John Healey’s first Budget as Chancellor, welcoming…
Reform’s grievance Budget wishlist shows just how out of touch their party is
Ahead of John Healey’s first Budget tomorrow, Reform UK unveiled its proposals to “save” Britain’s economy – to…
Budget 2026: What MPs, union leaders and think tanks want to see from Healey
John Healey is just one day away from delivering his first Budget as Chancellor, facing competing challenges and…
‘Procurement must be at the heart of our growth agenda’
Let’s face it: procurement doesn’t strike many of us as a sexy topic, and we might instinctively shrink…
‘Public ownership of public services is a vote-winner which Labour should seize’
In his Conference speech last month, the Prime Minister told us that his theory of growth includes “retaking…
Labour members would back tax increases on gambling, banks and wealthiest in Budget
Labour members would back tax increases on gambling, the banking sector, and the wealthiest in the Budget, exclusive…
Paul Nowak column: ‘Britain needs a living standards Budget’
£14,000. That’s how much extra households have paid in mortgage, energy, loan, and water bills since 2021. From…
‘Outflanked on both sides: why Labour is losing touch with the economy’
As the fallout of another disastrous by-election result for the Labour Party continues, we in the party have…
Budget 2025: What do MPs, trade unions and think tanks want from Reeves?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her second Budget next week, with the mood music surrounding the…
