budget 2018

If Tackling Violence Against Women And Girls Is Really A Priority For This Government, The Chancellor Must Prove It In Monday’s Budget

Women are seen to benefit from specific measures directed at them while the gendered impacts of mainstream policies around taxation, benefits, and public spending are not considered.
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Productivity Should Be At The Heart Of The Government’s Budget Plans

The root of our problems is as deeply boring as it is fundamentally important. The UK is not productive enough and we do not share wealth widely enough.
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The Government Must Use Today's Budget To Get On The Front Foot With Universal Credit

If the Government are serious about being on the side of working families, then now is the time to find ways to address the daily struggles they are having to manage
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Ending Austerity Will Cost Philip Hammond £31bn, Experts Claim

Current budget cuts are set to carry on into 2020.
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Two Thirds Of Key Tory Voters Back 1% Income Tax Rise For NHS

As the Chancellor weighs up how to pay for a £20bn cash injection
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