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Gleeds responds to Spending Review

Health · United Kingdom

Gleeds responds to Spending Review

In light of the Chancellor’s recent Spending Review, which outlines significant investments in health, defence, and infrastructure, Richard Steer, Chair of Gleeds Worldwide, has shared his perspective on how these decisions intersect with the construction sector’s current challenges and opportunities. “The latest Spending Review sends a clear message that infrastructure remains at the heart of the government’s economic growth strategy, but it is…See the Story

Wiltshire women trained to support domestic abuse victims

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More than 100 women across Wiltshire have been trained to help victims of domestic abuse.Weapons · England See the Story

Contact responds to the government’s Spring Statement

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out further cuts to benefits today, as part of the government’s Spring Statement. These cuts will affect some families with disabled children. All Universal Credit claimaints will see a reduction in the amount of the standard allowance by the year 29/30. If a parent has their own disability and receives the Limited Capability for Work (LCWRA) or health element, this will either be: Frozen until 2029-30 if they a…Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom See the Story

Reader letter: Welfare reform demonises many who rely on benefits

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SIR - We support the Government’s commitment to improve access to employment for disabled people but the rhetoric around a 'spiralling' benefits bill has made many who rely on these benefits feel demonised.Welfare · United Kingdom See the Story

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