#spendingreview — Public Fediverse posts
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NATO’s Rutte: Credible defence spending hikes needed for UK goals
The United Kingdom needs a “credible path” towards hitting its NATO defence spending target – with increases every…
#NATO #OTAN #Europe #Europa #EU #News #AndyBurnham #DefenceSecretary #defencespending #MarkRutte #nato #NATOcountries #spending #spendingreview #UK
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https://www.europesays.com/people/232165/ NATO’s Rutte: Credible defence spending hikes needed for UK goals #AndyBurnham #DefenceSecretary #DefenceSpending #MarkRutte #NATO #NATOCountries #spending #SpendingReview #UK
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https://www.europesays.com/britain/119671/ Barclays spending at 13-month high as entertainment rebounds #banking #Barclays #BarclaysConsumerSpend #BritishCinema #BritishSpending #Business #CardSpending #Cinema #ConsumerSpending #Economics #Entertainment #IranWar #Markets #MiddleEast #MiddleEastConflict #MiddleEastWar #News #spending #SpendingReview #SpendingRules #Travel
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Westminster CC warns of £100m funding loss
© chrisdorney / Shutterstock.com. Westminster City Council has warned it faces losing £100m in Government funding over the…
#London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Westminster #counciltax #cuts #Finance #Funding #Spendingreview
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/364725/ Ghana cancels nearly 1,800 public projects after IMF-backed spending review #Ghana #IMF #SpendingReview
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"Rachael Reeves’ changes to fiscal rules — now much looser than first indicated when the party entered office – allow much more scope for an activist, investing state than before, because her new measure of national debt places much greater value on assets held by the state – such as public-sector stakes in private firms."
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"Rachael Reeves’ changes to fiscal rules — now much looser than first indicated when the party entered office – allow much more scope for an activist, investing state than before, because her new measure of national debt places much greater value on assets held by the state – such as public-sector stakes in private firms."
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"Rachael Reeves’ changes to fiscal rules — now much looser than first indicated when the party entered office – allow much more scope for an activist, investing state than before, because her new measure of national debt places much greater value on assets held by the state – such as public-sector stakes in private firms."
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"Rachael Reeves’ changes to fiscal rules — now much looser than first indicated when the party entered office – allow much more scope for an activist, investing state than before, because her new measure of national debt places much greater value on assets held by the state – such as public-sector stakes in private firms."
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Last week's #SpendingReview fell far short of what people need to build a life beyond poverty.
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
Last week's #SpendingReview fell far short of what people need to build a life beyond poverty.
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
This chart of changing priorities from spending review to spending review over the last quarter of a century is an interesting, contextualisation of Rachel Reeves announcement(s) this week....
The Institute for Government report from which this is taken offers a range of other useful insights & is worth ten minutes of your time this weekend.
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/spending-review-2025
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This chart of changing priorities from spending review to spending review over the last quarter of a century is an interesting, contextualisation of Rachel Reeves announcement(s) this week....
The Institute for Government report from which this is taken offers a range of other useful insights & is worth ten minutes of your time this weekend.
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/spending-review-2025
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This chart of changing priorities from spending review to spending review over the last quarter of a century is an interesting, contextualisation of Rachel Reeves announcement(s) this week....
The Institute for Government report from which this is taken offers a range of other useful insights & is worth ten minutes of your time this weekend.
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/spending-review-2025
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This chart of changing priorities from spending review to spending review over the last quarter of a century is an interesting, contextualisation of Rachel Reeves announcement(s) this week....
The Institute for Government report from which this is taken offers a range of other useful insights & is worth ten minutes of your time this weekend.
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/spending-review-2025
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#SpendingReview: £9.4bn to CCUS and #SimplerRecycling funding - letsrecycle.com https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/spending-review-9-4bn-to-ccus-and-simpler-recycling-funding/
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"On we went. Contrary to what Reeves had said, it was his [Paul Johnson] view that the economic forecasts and the public finances had not improved over the last year. He waited to be convinced otherwise. Anyone any ideas? No. Case closed." #UKPOL #Reeves #ISF #SpendingReview
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CW: UK Politics
There are some good things in the Spending Review. I think the focus on investment is welcome.
But you know what's missing from all the coverage?
Adult social care.
Seriously, they're never going to fix the NHS unless they can fix that first.
If you read the small print, it says they're waiting for the result of the review, and have allocated an extra £4bn in 2028-2029.
Doesn't sound like a lot of money considering the scale of the task.
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CW: UK Politics
There are some good things in the Spending Review. I think the focus on investment is welcome.
But you know what's missing from all the coverage?
Adult social care.
Seriously, they're never going to fix the NHS unless they can fix that first.
If you read the small print, it says they're waiting for the result of the review, and have allocated an extra £4bn in 2028-2029.
Doesn't sound like a lot of money considering the scale of the task.
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CW: UK Politics
There are some good things in the Spending Review. I think the focus on investment is welcome.
But you know what's missing from all the coverage?
Adult social care.
Seriously, they're never going to fix the NHS unless they can fix that first.
If you read the small print, it says they're waiting for the result of the review, and have allocated an extra £4bn in 2028-2029.
Doesn't sound like a lot of money considering the scale of the task.
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CW: UK Politics
There are some good things in the Spending Review. I think the focus on investment is welcome.
But you know what's missing from all the coverage?
Adult social care.
Seriously, they're never going to fix the NHS unless they can fix that first.
If you read the small print, it says they're waiting for the result of the review, and have allocated an extra £4bn in 2028-2029.
Doesn't sound like a lot of money considering the scale of the task.
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CW: UK Politics
There are some good things in the Spending Review. I think the focus on investment is welcome.
But you know what's missing from all the coverage?
Adult social care.
Seriously, they're never going to fix the NHS unless they can fix that first.
If you read the small print, it says they're waiting for the result of the review, and have allocated an extra £4bn in 2028-2029.
Doesn't sound like a lot of money considering the scale of the task.
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So I was listening to a discussion of the Spending Review on the radio yesterday, and one commentator (I think it was probably Paul Johnson?) said that one problem with it was that there was absolutely no wiggle room, so if the economy started to perform even slightly worse than predicted, then we're going to be looking at some serious tax rises in the autumn budget.
Oops.
https://news.sky.com/story/money-personal-finance-consumer-live-latest-sky-news-newsletter-13040934
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So I was listening to a discussion of the Spending Review on the radio yesterday, and one commentator (I think it was probably Paul Johnson?) said that one problem with it was that there was absolutely no wiggle room, so if the economy started to perform even slightly worse than predicted, then we're going to be looking at some serious tax rises in the autumn budget.
Oops.
https://news.sky.com/story/money-personal-finance-consumer-live-latest-sky-news-newsletter-13040934
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So I was listening to a discussion of the Spending Review on the radio yesterday, and one commentator (I think it was probably Paul Johnson?) said that one problem with it was that there was absolutely no wiggle room, so if the economy started to perform even slightly worse than predicted, then we're going to be looking at some serious tax rises in the autumn budget.
Oops.
https://news.sky.com/story/money-personal-finance-consumer-live-latest-sky-news-newsletter-13040934
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So I was listening to a discussion of the Spending Review on the radio yesterday, and one commentator (I think it was probably Paul Johnson?) said that one problem with it was that there was absolutely no wiggle room, so if the economy started to perform even slightly worse than predicted, then we're going to be looking at some serious tax rises in the autumn budget.
Oops.
https://news.sky.com/story/money-personal-finance-consumer-live-latest-sky-news-newsletter-13040934
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So I was listening to a discussion of the Spending Review on the radio yesterday, and one commentator (I think it was probably Paul Johnson?) said that one problem with it was that there was absolutely no wiggle room, so if the economy started to perform even slightly worse than predicted, then we're going to be looking at some serious tax rises in the autumn budget.
Oops.
https://news.sky.com/story/money-personal-finance-consumer-live-latest-sky-news-newsletter-13040934
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"For this spending review the Ministering Angel of Death had tried to reincarnate herself as the Archangel of Hope. A beacon of light and joy who was here to tell us all that things were going to be great after all." #SpendingReview #UKPOL #Reeves #Labour
Reeves, the Archangel of Hope,... -
A major problem lies at the heart of Rachel Reeves' spending review;
Whatever one thinks of the spending, she's trying to square the circle of Dept.'s losing budget(s), by pointing to 'efficiency gains' that can (still) be made, not least by deploying more AI across the public sector.
Anyone who has worked in a complex organisation that has put 'efficiency gains' at the centre of budgeting constraints knows that it seldom delivers, leaving just declines in service delivery
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A major problem lies at the heart of Rachel Reeves' spending review;
Whatever one thinks of the spending, she's trying to square the circle of Dept.'s losing budget(s), by pointing to 'efficiency gains' that can (still) be made, not least by deploying more AI across the public sector.
Anyone who has worked in a complex organisation that has put 'efficiency gains' at the centre of budgeting constraints knows that it seldom delivers, leaving just declines in service delivery
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A major problem lies at the heart of Rachel Reeves' spending review;
Whatever one thinks of the spending, she's trying to square the circle of Dept.'s losing budget(s), by pointing to 'efficiency gains' that can (still) be made, not least by deploying more AI across the public sector.
Anyone who has worked in a complex organisation that has put 'efficiency gains' at the centre of budgeting constraints knows that it seldom delivers, leaving just declines in service delivery
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A major problem lies at the heart of Rachel Reeves' spending review;
Whatever one thinks of the spending, she's trying to square the circle of Dept.'s losing budget(s), by pointing to 'efficiency gains' that can (still) be made, not least by deploying more AI across the public sector.
Anyone who has worked in a complex organisation that has put 'efficiency gains' at the centre of budgeting constraints knows that it seldom delivers, leaving just declines in service delivery
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A major problem lies at the heart of Rachel Reeves' spending review;
Whatever one thinks of the spending, she's trying to square the circle of Dept.'s losing budget(s), by pointing to 'efficiency gains' that can (still) be made, not least by deploying more AI across the public sector.
Anyone who has worked in a complex organisation that has put 'efficiency gains' at the centre of budgeting constraints knows that it seldom delivers, leaving just declines in service delivery
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London being “short changed” you say? That’s like someone with all the trains telling a person with no trains that it’s not fair that they might get some trains now.
#spendingReview #UKPol #HS2 #NPR -
London being “short changed” you say? That’s like someone with all the trains telling a person with no trains that it’s not fair that they might get some trains now.
#spendingReview #UKPol #HS2 #NPR -
London being “short changed” you say? That’s like someone with all the trains telling a person with no trains that it’s not fair that they might get some trains now.
#spendingReview #UKPol #HS2 #NPR -
London being “short changed” you say? That’s like someone with all the trains telling a person with no trains that it’s not fair that they might get some trains now.
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So now we are waiting to see how the headline figures in Rachel Reeves' spending review will play out... although its already pretty clear that for the Dept.s that lost out, the sorry tale of austerity will continue.
Given, the world of declaratory politics that we seem to live in, even the headline figures may end up being less than it currently appears.... but first we'll enter the process of plural announcements that will (my guess is) bleed out the detail.
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So now we are waiting to see how the headline figures in Rachel Reeves' spending review will play out... although its already pretty clear that for the Dept.s that lost out, the sorry tale of austerity will continue.
Given, the world of declaratory politics that we seem to live in, even the headline figures may end up being less than it currently appears.... but first we'll enter the process of plural announcements that will (my guess is) bleed out the detail.
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So now we are waiting to see how the headline figures in Rachel Reeves' spending review will play out... although its already pretty clear that for the Dept.s that lost out, the sorry tale of austerity will continue.
Given, the world of declaratory politics that we seem to live in, even the headline figures may end up being less than it currently appears.... but first we'll enter the process of plural announcements that will (my guess is) bleed out the detail.
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So now we are waiting to see how the headline figures in Rachel Reeves' spending review will play out... although its already pretty clear that for the Dept.s that lost out, the sorry tale of austerity will continue.
Given, the world of declaratory politics that we seem to live in, even the headline figures may end up being less than it currently appears.... but first we'll enter the process of plural announcements that will (my guess is) bleed out the detail.
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Today in London, as UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the government’s latest #SpendingReview, we joined a coalition of campaigners and MPs outside Parliament with a clear message: TAX EXTREME WEALTH. Thread: Read more and take action ⤵ (1/5)
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"The Spending Review is not a Budget in which taxes are changed or a host of new policies announced. But, don't be fooled, it will have an impact on you and your money," writes Kevin Peachey for @BBCNews.
Here are the seven ways the spending review will affect you:
#SpendingReview #RachelReeves #UK #UKNews #Budget #WinterFuel
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"The Spending Review is not a Budget in which taxes are changed or a host of new policies announced. But, don't be fooled, it will have an impact on you and your money," writes Kevin Peachey for @BBCNews.
Here are the seven ways the spending review will affect you:
#SpendingReview #RachelReeves #UK #UKNews #Budget #WinterFuel
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"The Spending Review is not a Budget in which taxes are changed or a host of new policies announced. But, don't be fooled, it will have an impact on you and your money," writes Kevin Peachey for @BBCNews.
Here are the seven ways the spending review will affect you:
#SpendingReview #RachelReeves #UK #UKNews #Budget #WinterFuel
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"The Spending Review is not a Budget in which taxes are changed or a host of new policies announced. But, don't be fooled, it will have an impact on you and your money," writes Kevin Peachey for @BBCNews.
Here are the seven ways the spending review will affect you:
#SpendingReview #RachelReeves #UK #UKNews #Budget #WinterFuel
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Our chief executive Peter Kelly on the #SpendingReview "We’d like to see the Government take a different road at the next budget... and look seriously at the tax options being put forward by Tax Justice Scotland and our UK counterparts."
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
Our chief executive Peter Kelly on the #SpendingReview "We’d like to see the Government take a different road at the next budget... and look seriously at the tax options being put forward by Tax Justice Scotland and our UK counterparts."
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
Our chief executive Peter Kelly on the #SpendingReview "We’d like to see the Government take a different road at the next budget... and look seriously at the tax options being put forward by Tax Justice Scotland and our UK counterparts."
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
Our chief executive Peter Kelly on the #SpendingReview "We’d like to see the Government take a different road at the next budget... and look seriously at the tax options being put forward by Tax Justice Scotland and our UK counterparts."
https://www.povertyalliance.org/news-spending-review-misses-need-for-fundamental-change/ -
Oof, bit cringe the snidey joke about #KemiBadenoch learning on the job. Is this the sort of thing that has wide appeal? I dunno
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Oof, bit cringe the snidey joke about #KemiBadenoch learning on the job. Is this the sort of thing that has wide appeal? I dunno
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Oof, bit cringe the snidey joke about #KemiBadenoch learning on the job. Is this the sort of thing that has wide appeal? I dunno
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Oof, bit cringe the snidey joke about #KemiBadenoch learning on the job. Is this the sort of thing that has wide appeal? I dunno
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Oof, bit cringe the snidey joke about #KemiBadenoch learning on the job. Is this the sort of thing that has wide appeal? I dunno