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Sweeping Cuts Loom as Drakeford Unveils £27bn Spending Plans
- The Welsh Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford warned of 'catastrophic' repercussions if the budget fails to pass, stating the impact could be severe on public services and jobs.
- The Welsh Government's draft budget for 2026/27 includes spending plans of over £27 billion, must pass by January, or the government can only spend 75% of the previous budget.
- Drakeford emphasized the need for cooperation among political parties and collaboration to secure an ambitious budget that benefits public services in Wales.
- Darren Millar, leader of the Welsh Conservatives, has suggested discussing budget agreements if the land transaction tax is reconsidered.
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Welsh Government warns of ‘catastrophic’ impact if budget fails
The 2026/27 draft budget sets out spending plans worth more than £27 billion for public services.
·London, United Kingdom
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