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FINANCE
Autumn Statement: Council budgets face bleak future after Hammond's silence
By Heather Jameson | 24 November 2016
Heather Jameson says the chancellor's approach means cracks will soon appear in council finances,...
FINANCE
Autumn Statement: Increased infrastructure investment from 2020
By Chris Ames | 23 November 2016
Philip Hammond will borrow to provide £23bn of ‘highly targeted’ funding for innovation over five...
FINANCE
Autumn Statement: £1.4bn fund is a 'drop in the ocean'
By William Eichler | 23 November 2016
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced plans to invest £1.4bn in an effort to deliver 40,000 aff...
WHITEHALL
Autumn Statement: Austerity can kicked down the road
By Michael Burton | 23 November 2016
As has been well-trailed chancellor Philip Hammond focussed in his Autumn Statement speech on inv...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Autumn Statement: Hammond backs transport as foundation for growth
By Dominic Browne | 23 November 2016
Chancellor Philip Hammond continued Government policy of investing in transport networks to help ...
FINANCE
Autumn Statement: No cash for ailing social care
By Sam Clayden | 23 November 2016
Local government and health bosses have reacted with fury after the chancellor failed to address ...
WHITEHALL
Autumn Statement: No respite for council coffers
By Heather Jameson | 23 November 2016
Chancellor Philip Hammond has unveiled an Autumn Statement which has given no real respite to loc...
FINANCE
Autumn Statement: Councils facing £337m costs over new living wage
By Laura Sharman | 23 November 2016
Councils are expecting to fork out an extra £337m a year after the living wage was increased to £...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Autumn Statement: Devolution remains 'at heart' of government approach
By Dan Peters | 23 November 2016
Devolution remains ‘at the heart’ of the Government’s approach to supporting local growth, chance...
WHITEHALL
Question mark over council cash as reserves start to dip
By Dan Peters | 23 November 2016
Local government continues to face uncertainty over its financial future as the chancellor renewe...
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