‘A Labour budget for Labour voters’
What do Labour voters think of the budget? Who do they think benefit and who shoulders the burden? James Crouch of Opinium has found out.
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What do Labour voters think of the budget? Who do they think benefit and who shoulders the burden? James Crouch of Opinium has found out.
families share powerful testimonies on how the policy change will transform their lives.
Labour MPs, unions and think tanks have broadly welcomed the Chancellor’s Budget - but hit out at the OBR’s “unacceptable” leak.
Abolishing the two-child limit brings hope to 1.7 million children and a fresh approach to tackling poverty says Alison Garnham of CPAG.
Rachel Reeves has now delivered the 2025 Budget.
Rachel Reeves has announced an increase in the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage ahead of a Budget she says will aim to cut the cost of living.
Amid economic challenges and rising emissions, fairer taxes on private jets can raise revenue and ensure the super-rich bear their share.
LabourList spoke to MPs, think tanks and some of the nation’s trade unions to ask what they want to see from Reeves’ big announcement next Wednesday.
The bond markets have an outsized importance in our politics. But what are they? And why do they have such an impact on our economy?
Rachel Reeves seems to have made a u turn on her budget planning. What does this mean and why do we even know anything yet?
Unison general secretary Christina McAnea has called the government to "reset" and focus more on making people's lives better as Budget Day looms.
Read what people have been writing to LabourList about this week.