Government accused of ‘wishful thinking’ over homes plan
The government’s attempts to sell off surplus land for new housing have been criticised as ‘wishful thinking’
The government’s attempts to sell off surplus land for new housing have been criticised as ‘wishful thinking’
2010 to 2014 was the only five-year period where real disposable household income per head fell
The chancellor’s record over five years is unimpressive, even on his own terms
It’s no great leap to see this policy coming back to bite us
Despite attempts to portray Labour as hostile to business, the coalition has notched up its own failures
940,000 patients turned to A&E because they were unable to get a GP appointment.
Estimates show that the UK needs around 780,000 more engineers over the next five years to meet industry demands – this equates to 156,000 per year. Currently the UK is training less than half that.
The promise that Osborne made in 2010 to ensure balanced growth in all parts of the country has gone the same way as his promise to balance the books.
The key measures from today’s Autumn Statement.
We know most of what’s going to be in the Autumn Statement. But here’s what the chancellor won’t tell you today.