@PeterStefanovi2 @lukejcr Another reason to vote the #SpringStatement25 down.

@mjdaly57 It's not yet a done deal. MPs can yet vote #SpringStatement25 down. Each MP must take personal responsibility for this. Don't let them hide behind party diktat. Give your MP a nudge.

📢 Following the release of the 2025 Spring Statement, our CEO John Dowsett responds. You can read the full article on our website octavius.co.uk/octavius-infra… #SpringStatement25 #Octavius

Spring Statement 2025: Key Takeaways Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Spring Statement on Wednesday 26 March 2025. For a full breakdown of the key announcements, read our Spring Statement Summary here👇 whitleystimpson.co.uk/news/blog/the-… #Springstatement #SpringStatement25 #Tax

Rachel Reeves’ first Spring Statement stood out for not introducing any new tax increases, as she honoured her commitment to limit major fiscal events to once a year. 👉Read our roundup blog now ow.ly/zeTw50Vp4zy #SpringStatement25

And also the Chancellor in her speech comparing the 1.5 million target with the OBR's 1.3 million projection (when one is England & the other is the UK) is highly disingenuous, to say the least. #SpringStatement #SpringStatement25 #SpringStatement2025

SUMMARY: The OBR now forecasts 1.3 million net additional dwellings in 5 years in the UK (requiring the growth shown), which is around 1.0 million for England vs government's 1.5 million in the 5-year parliament target. #SpringStatement #SpringStatement25 #SpringStatement2025

It's good news that real household disposable income is now expected to grow this year at almost twice the rate expected in the autumn. But welfare cuts & potentially public spending cuts later on risk hitting our regions, particularly the North East, hardest. #SpringStatement25

It's good news that real household disposable income is now expected to grow this year at almost twice the rate expected in the autumn. But welfare cuts & potentially public spending cuts later risk hitting our regions, particularly the North East, hardest. #SpringStatement25

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: the government's plan to get Britain building will drive growth in the economy and put more money in people’s pockets, says Chancellor

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Chancellor says the OBR has upgraded its growth forecast next year and every single year thereafter, with GDP growth of 1.9% in 2026, 1.8% in 2027, 1.7% in 2028 and 1.8% in 2029

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Chancellor states she will increase capital spending by an average of £2bn a year compared to the Autumn

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Chancellor says she will bring forward £3.25bn of investment to deliver reforms for public services in a new transformation fund

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: UK growth forecast revised down from 2% in the Autumn to 1% today

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: inflation to average 3.2% in 2025, says OBR forecast

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: defence spending to increase to 2.5%

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Universal Credit standard allowance set to increase from £92 per week in the financial year 2025/26 to £106 per week by 2029/30

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Chancellor will 'go further' to tackle tax evasion

#SpringStatement #SpringStatement25: Chancellor 'restores in full our headroom against the stability rule', moving from a deficit of £36.1bn in 2025/26 and £13.4bn in 2026/27 to a surplus of £6.0bn in 2027/28, £7.1bn in 2028/29 and £9.9bn in 2029/30

"Global economy has become more uncertain" The chancellor says the government's task is to "secure Britain’s future in a world that is changing before our eyes". #SpringStatement25