#Spendingreview

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

FWIW, I’ve been comparing my UK economic forecasts with those of the #OBR. There is a much more positive story than the Chancellor told in Wednesday’s #SpendingReview #SR20 Let’s start

Geoff Sansome

HawfordFarm

1of9. Catching up on the twitter storm on the pending E.L.M announcement. A different perspective“BPS to 50% by 2024..”(FT and FG). That’s not news or rocket science; with 100% BPS

Local Government Association

LGAcomms

Culture, leisure and sports have brought together communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting people’s physical and mental wellbeing. Councils recognise this and are working hard to keep these services going

Ben Chu

BenChu_

Thread on what the earlier roll-out of a coronavirus vaccine means for the UK economy. Obviously good news because it means normal economic life can return sooner....1/ ...But HOW good

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

I’ve read some utter tosh on the state of the UK public finances in the last few days. Here's an attempt to correct some of the biggest misunderstandings.Most importantly, government

Centre for Cities

CentreforCities

#LevellingUp was central to the #SpendingReview. The Chancellor's statement mostly emphasised infrastructure & capital, but the 122 page document highlighted skills & job creation will play a central part too.Key

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