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Rachel Reeves Is Borrowing From The Old To Bring About Growth
Rachel Reeves Is Borrowing From The Old To Bring About Growth
Economy
Can the Treasury drive growth across the UK’s wider economy? Chetun Patel looks at its current plans and recent history
The Fiscal Triangle: How The Treasury Decides What To Spend
Economy
The Fiscal Triangle: How The Treasury Decides What To Spend
Cost Of Living Pressures Will Be 'Bleak' During Labour's First Christmas In Power
Communities
Cost Of Living Pressures Will Be "Bleak" During Labour's First Christmas In Power
Frustrated Labour MPs Say WASPI Decision Shows Government Is 'In A Bunker'
Economy
Frustrated Labour MPs Say WASPI Decision Shows Government Is "In A Bunker"
How Do You Get Money Out Of The Treasury?
Economy
How Do You Get Money Out Of The Treasury?
Is It Time To Split Up The Treasury?
Economy
Is It Time To Split Up The Treasury?
Too Big, Too Powerful: Treasury Domination Is Bad For Government
Economy
Too Big, Too Powerful: Treasury Domination Is Bad For Government
The House Live
Absolute power - why HMT's iron grip is bad for democracy
Economy
By Harriett Baldwin MP
Absolute power - why HMT's iron grip is bad for democracy
Government must listen to all businesses on economic growth - not just the regulation refuseniks Partner content
Economy
By Which?
Government must listen to all businesses on economic growth - not just the regulation refuseniks
The new Community Right to Buy will be a lasting legacy of this Labour government
Communities
By Joe Fortune
The new Community Right to Buy will be a lasting legacy of this Labour government
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Who Are Reform Members?
Who Are Reform Members?
Political parties
Rachel Reeves Is Borrowing From The Old To Bring About Growth
Rachel Reeves Is Borrowing From The Old To Bring About Growth
Economy
Keir Starmer Says 'Line Has Been Crossed' After Elon Musk's Attacks On UK Politicians
Keir Starmer Says "Line Has Been Crossed" After Elon Musk's Attacks On UK Politicians
Home affairs
Editor's choiceAll
Interview: Joe Fortune, the quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary
Economy
By Sienna Rodgers
Interview: Joe Fortune, the quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary
An actual giant of the labour movement? Sienna Rodgers speaks to the tall and quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary, Joe Fortune. Photography by Elio Zhang
Sharon Graham: 'I worry the Treasury has a hand in stopping some of the vision'
Economy
By Sienna Rodgers
Sharon Graham: 'I worry the Treasury has a hand in stopping some of the vision'
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham talks to Sienna Rodgers about her Celtic upbringing, the ongoing factional fight within her union, and why she blames the Treasury for a lack of vision in government
Jonathan Reynolds: 'You don’t get the nice things unless you’ve got discipline'
Economy
By Sienna Rodgers
Jonathan Reynolds: 'You don’t get the nice things unless you’ve got discipline'
Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds talks to Sienna Rodgers about how ‘nice things’ require fiscal discipline, finding the ‘balance’ on workers’ rights, and his opposition to assisted dying
Economy news
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Building
International collaboration gives competitive advantage, CIOB conference warns
International collaboration is essential for addressing the acute skills shortages and financial challenges of the UK construction sector, delegates at CIOBs International Inspiring Construction Conference heard on Tuesday.
Autumn Statement 2015: Top city firm EY analyses changes Partner content
Economy
By EY
Autumn Statement 2015: Top city firm EY analyses changes
Leading professional services firm, EY, give their take on the Autumn Statement. 
Partner content
Economy
By Homeless Link
Housing Benefit caps must not leave vulnerable at risk of homelessness
Homeless Link responds to the Spending Review
Partner content
Economy
By Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
New global standard puts greater emphasis on top management in health and safety
CEOs, directors and senior managers who get visibly and demonstrably involved in managing the safety and health of their workforces will be best placed to meet the new global standard, a leading professional body said today.
Partner content
Economy
By Investment Association
Investment Association responds to the Autumn Statement
In response to the Chancellor's Autumn Statement today, Guy Sears, Interim CEO of the Investment Association, said:
What the Autumn Statement means for the UK construction industry Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Building
What the Autumn Statement means for the UK construction industry
As the Chancellor George Osborne announces the 2015 Autumn Statement and Comprehensive Spending Review, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) provides its reaction to the Government’s core commitments that affect the construction industry.
Partner content
Economy
By National Federation of Builders
Will Spending Review’s house building boost be at SME’s expense?
Rico Wojtulewicz, policy advisor at the House Builders Association (HBA), respondsto house building announcement in Spending Review.
Partner content
Economy
By Association of British Insurers
Chancellor's reforms to compensation process 'a significant breakthrough' -ABI
Association of British Insurers comments on the Autumn Statement.
Partner content
Economy
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
Autumn Statement 2015: Plenty of good news, but is it based on solid foundations?
ACCA gives its verdict on the Autumn Statement
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Management Institute
Chartered Management Institute comments on the Apprenticeship levy
Petra Wilton, director of strategy and external affairs for the Chartered Management Institute, commented on the Chancellors plans for an Apprenticeship levy:
EY’s Autumn Statement predictions: Making sure that the plan works Partner content
Economy
By EY
EY’s Autumn Statement predictions: Making sure that the plan works
While the main focus on the day will be on the macroeconomic picture, EY expects the Chancellor to take steps to ensure that the UK’s economy and tax system remain robust and competitive
The Policy Researcher’s Top 5 Wish list for the Spending Review Partner content
Economy
By Policy Connect
The Policy Researcher’s Top 5 Wish list for the Spending Review
In advance of today's Comprehensive Spending Review looming, the 17 groups that make up Policy Connect’s network have whittled down their wish list to their final top five budgetary ambitions.
Partner content
Economy
By KPMG LLP
UK business failing to ‘walk the talk’ on innovation
Research from KPMG highlights disconnect between the value placed by businesses on innovation and the investment that is channelled into it
Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
How might you be impacted by the Autumn Statement?
This Wednesday the Chancellor will make his Autumn Statement to the House of Commons in what will be our first glimpse of the measures being introduced to soften the planned reduction in tax credits.
Supporting #GivingTuesday - the global day of giving
Economy
By Rob Wilson
Supporting #GivingTuesday - the global day of giving
Minister for Civil Society, Rob Wilson MP, explains the significance of #GivingTuesday which takes place on Tuesday 1st December on five continents and follows ‘Black Friday’ and ‘Cyber Monday’.
Partner content
Economy
By Good Things Foundation
New report into economic impact of digital skills launched
A report published today by the Centre for Economics and Research (Cebr) ahead of the 2015 Spending Review for the first time clearly sets out the huge financial and social benefits of everyone in the UK having the digital skills they need to survive in our digital world.
Autumn Statement 2015: What to expect Partner content
Economy
By Dods Monitoring
PoliticsHome
Autumn Statement 2015: What to expect
PoliticsHome's Parliamentary Editor Liz Bates speculates on what will make headlines in next week's Autumn Statement.
Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
Too many struggling with essential household costs
Commenting on new research showing some 500,000 emergency food parcels were distributed at food banks in the six months to September, charity Turn2us said:
Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
Support available for those struggling with benefit reductions
Charity Turn2us comments on a report published by the Institute for Public Policy Research showing cuts to housing benefit could see in-work claimants lose more than 500 a year:
Partner content
Economy
By Investment Association
Investment Association responds to the terms of reference of the FCA's market study
In response to the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) announcement of the terms of reference for its asset management market study, Guy Sears, Interim CEO of The Investment Association, said:
MP urges fuel poverty victims to seek help Partner content
Environment
By Turn2us
MP urges fuel poverty victims to seek help
Co-Chair of the Fuel Poverty APPG, Rebecca Harris MP, welcomes a new report on the prevalence of fuel poverty in the UK by leading poverty charity, Turn2us. 
Women and low pay
Economy
By Ruth Cadbury MP
Women and low pay
Labour MP, Ruth Cadbury, says "more needs to be done to recognise the value in women’s work in addition to increasing pay."
Partner content
Economy
By EY
Merseyside and West Midlands devolution deals are a 'starting point on which to build' - EY
Darra Singh, Head of Local and Public Services at EY, comments on the Merseyside and West Midlands devolution deals, signed today.
Partner content
Health
By Mind
Mind responds to research looking at the impact of the Work Capability Assessment
The Work Capability Assessment has taken its toll on the mental health of the nation, according to a study published today in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Mental Health.
EventsAll
Where and How can AI Support Citizen Services?
2025
Online
Where and How can AI Support Citizen Services?
CSW Collaboration Conference
2025
London
CSW Collaboration Conference