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Join Susan Fielden (CST) & Julia Harnden (ASCL) as they unpack the 2025 Spending Review + what it means for your school or Trust.
🗓 1 July
⏰ 3:30pm
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#SpendingReview2025 #SchoolFinance #SBS #MATs
The government’s latest Spending Review outlines ambitious plans for economic recovery and long-term growth.
But what does this mean in real terms for UK businesses?
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#SpendingReview2025 #UKBusiness #EconomicGrowth
Read the latest policy commentary on our website, which looks at whether the #SpendingReview2025 is far-reaching enough for the government's growth mission.
#productivity #growth #governance #policy
Campbell Tickell logo. Quote: We strongly welcome the ambition and renewed commitment demonstrated in this year’s Spending Review, promising many positive for the sectors we work with. At the same time we recognise significant challenges remain... This Spending Review offers real opportunities, so long as it is matched with clarity, urgency, and a joined-up plan for delivery. Maggie Rafalowicz, Director, Campbell Tickell, Spending Review 2025.
#SpendingReview2025 - promising headlines. Now for delivery!
We strongly welcome the ambition and renewed commitment demonstrated in this year’s Spending Review, which promised many positives for the sectors we work with...
New public investment announced in the #SpendingReview2025 will help to boost UK economic growth in less prosperous areas, but the UK's net public investment as a share of GDP still lags behind other advanced economies, says @niesrorg.bsky.social's @adrianpabst.bsky.social. #productivity #investment
We are pleased to see these #SpendingReview2025 commitments to reform public services underscored by three principles - principles we’ve long been making the case for through our work on The Preventative State, Liberated Public Services and in our Citizens’ White Paper.
Amid the headline announcements on housing, defence, and energy, yesterday’s #SpendingReview2025 made quiet promises for a radical new approach to #PublicServiceReform - a long-overdue shift that Demos warmly welcomes.
💬 Thoughts from Demos CEO, @pollycurtis.bsky.social ⬇️
Confirmed UK Government projects in Scotland – including support for regional productivity through development funding for Carbon Capture, investment in advanced manufacturing in Glasgow, and the reinstatement of support for the UK’s most powerful supercomputer in Edinburgh – highlights the government’s commitment to boosting productivity across the country. Broader questions remain however, over the coordination of such policies with the Scottish Government’s own economic development plans.
The #SpendingReview2025 signalled support for boosting productivity across Scotland, says @graemeroy.bsky.social (@uofglasgow.bsky.social / @uofgasbs.bsky.social) but how will these projects be coordinated with the Scottish Government's economic plans?
#productivity #DevolvedNations #growth
This from @gilesyb.bsky.social
was good before #SpendingReview2025. And it’s equally good after it!
@productivity.bsky.social
"Reeves is right to say that borrowing to invest in physical infrastructure is good for our economy; but the economy is built not just on roads and railways, but also on unpaid and underpaid care.” www.wbg.org.uk/article/our-...
@womensbudgetgrp.bsky.social
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BBC headline above a picture of Rachel Reeves “Winners and losers: Who got what in the spending review?”
More austerity cuts disguised by the myth of ‘efficiencies’
More re-announcements of spending already agreed
More tinkering instead of fundamental changes
More of the same old Labour/Tory managerialism instead of political leadership
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Place(s) based policy. Politics and economics that explains what things mean ‘here’.
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Rachel Reeves cuts Defra spending, but allocates extra funding for flood defences and nature recovery...
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#waterindustry #wastewaterindustry #defra #flooding #budgets #SpendingReview2025
Confused about what actually happened in #SpendingReview2025? For me, this chart is the clearest way to get a handle on the magnitudes: 2028-29 vs. 2024-25 absolute (and %) changes, in real terms. [This is total, not just capital, because in reality, resource spending dominates.] #dataisbeautiful
"Response to the 2025 Comprehensive Spending Review"
Our expert researchers unpack the economic implications of today's #spendingreview2025 for both regions and sectors, and household living standards 🏘📊
Read more in the full reaction ⬇
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✅Investing in local communities
✅An extra £9.1bn for Scottish public services
✅18,000 jobs for Glasgow & the surrounding region through the Glasgow City Region Investment Zone
This is a Labour Govt delivering for Glasgow West & the whole of Scotland.
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Quote from Academy President Sir John Lazar CBE FREng, that reads: "In the face of significant headwinds, we are pleased to see recognition of the importance of engineering and technology to the UK’s prosperity and security, backed up by increased investment. We welcome the continued and longer-term support for R&D, energy and infrastructure. Funding to realise the AI Opportunities Action Plan, the go-ahead for the new supercomputer at the University of Edinburgh, and the confirmation of continued funding for ARIA are all important commitments. However, to ensure the nation can maximise societal value from these investments, they must be embedded in a longer-term strategy. We eagerly await the Industrial Strategy to provide clarity for business and enterprise, so they can make informed investment decisions and continue to contribute to jobs and growth. We also welcome the uplift in investment for skills, but remain concerned about the need for holistic, strategic planning and investment in this space. The Academy’s new Skills Centre will seek to ensure that the engineering community can play its full part in delivering the skills base the country needs to thrive and prosper.
Academy President, Sir John Lazar CBE FREng, responds to the UK government's #SpendingReview2025, announced by the Chancellor today 👇
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Under Labour, the NHS will get the investment it needs.
We’re boosting NHS spending by 3% every year until 2029 — to cut waiting lists and get patients the care they deserve.
Weston deserves better. Labour delivers.
#SpendingReview2025 #NHS #WestonSuperMare
Following this announcement during the #spendingreview2025 ,you can read more on @jacktshaw.bsky.social and @andywestwood.bsky.social reflections on new towns for @productivity.bsky.social www.productivity.ac.uk/news/new-tow...
The #SpendingReview2025 once again sets the stage for Labour's plan for growth—but with rising costs and squeezed margins, we urge Ministers and Mayors to act and back our sector in national policymaking and Local Growth Plans.
Spending increase of £190 billion on way too many areas to list here.
Sure though. Labour are doing nothing.
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Our latest #BackingTheBedrock is here. On the cusp of #SpendingReview2025 we unpack messages we’ve been sharing with Government over the past year on fiscal, funding & regulatory priorities that will help heritage to thrive to support growth & the economy, society & environment.
Mel Stride. Oh Dear. #SpendingReview2025
#spendingreview2025 really struggling to stay awake tbh where are the documents already
Department budgets will increase by 2.3% in real terms, on average, following this spending review.
The Tories first spending review cut spending by 2.9%.
This is NOT austerity. Labour ARE different.
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#spendingreview2025 announcing what the spending number at the spring statement in March
Well whatever the #spendingreview2025 comes up with today...whatever is announced by @teamlabouruk.bsky.social , you can guarantee that the right wing media will poop all over it, and I include the @bbccymruwales.bsky.social in that. @itvnews.bsky.social #rightwingmedia
“This is a transformational package and will offer real hope to the millions of people in need of safe, secure and affordable homes.”
Our Chief Executive, Kate Henderson, on 'BBC Radio 4 Today' this morning responding to £39bn for #affordablehousing at #SpendingReview2025.
#planforhousing
While most of the UK sleeps, Labour’s £5bn disability cuts still hang over millions. They gave pensioners a U-turn — the rest are left behind.
#DisabilityCuts #SpendingReview2025 #PIP #LabourCuts #SocialJustice
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Labour U-turned on winter fuel payments after backlash — but disabled people still face brutal £5bn benefit cuts. The fight isn’t over.
#DisabilityCuts #SpendingReview2025 #PIPcuts
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