The latest data shows the NHS privatisation agenda successive governments have pursued writ large. Privatised NHS services now treat around 10% of patients, compared to 3% in 2011. Crucially, there…
88% of the UK’s housing budget goes into the pockets of landlords, according to the 2024 UK Housing Review. In fact, the UK spent more on housing in recent years…
The poorest 10% of people will see their tax burden increase by £600 a year as a consequence of the Labour Party chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget freeze of the personal…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves failed to use her budget to address out of control inequality nor to bring about significant or redistributive growth, meaning Labour has ushered in a fresh cost…
There has been a manure storm in the wake of Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget. It has come from far-right foghorns like Reform UK MPs an Jeremy Clarkson, over the idea…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the Labour Party’s first budget since being elected to government on Wednesday 30 October. However, what has not been widely reported is that she slashed the…
In the Autumn Budget, chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to increase the day-to-day health budget by £22.6bn and a £31bn increase in the capital budget. Whether this is able to…
Labour Party chancellor Rachel Reeves announced at the Autumn Budget an increase in capital gains tax and has lowered the relief for investors on inheritance tax. On both measures, the…
Unsurprisingly, the Labour Party government’s headline Autumn Budget plans to address the woeful state of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) welfare system amounts to little more than tinkering…
In today’s Budget announcement, Rachel Reeves announced a measly £230m to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping: £230m to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping – #UKBudget — Dina Medland 💙 (@dinamedland)…
Rachel Reeves’s much-anticipated Autumn Budget has arrived – and the Starmerroids are happy, which should be almost as big as any red flag you see on Married At First Sight.…
One of the changes the new government wants is to make a shift from hospital to prevention. The case for investment into osteoporosis treatment is all about prevention. That’s because…