Spring Budget 2022 Pre-Budget Briefings
Ahead of the Spring 2022 Budget, our briefings set out the impact of current policies, with an emphasis on the cost-of-living crisis.
UK Policy Briefing
A pre-budget briefing by the Women’s Budget Group
[1] MHCLG (2019) Local Government Financial Statistics England No.29 2019 https://bit.ly/33W1Oj2; (MHCLG (2019) Local Authority Revenue Expenditure and Financing: 2018-19 Provisional Outturn, England https://bit.ly/33SKtr8
[2] Office for National Statistics (June 2018) Public sector employment UK, June 2018 (https://bit.ly/2zO1hn9)
MHCLG (2019) Local Government Financial Statistics England No.29 2019 https://bit.ly/33W1Oj2; (MHCLG (2019) Local Authority Revenue Expenditure and Financing: 2018-19 Provisional Outturn, England https://bit.ly/33SKtr8
Office for National Statistics (June 2018) Public sector employment UK, June 2018 (https://bit.ly/2zO1hn9)
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