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Chancellor's Business Friendly Budget Plan

22 Oct

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Chancellor's Business Friendly Budget Plan. (2026, October 22). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/98468

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22 Oct
Mr Healey also said firms had been under “a lot of pressure” in recent years, pointing to changes to employment law, regulation, higher taxes and global supply chains coming under pressure due to world events, a likely hint at the disruption caused by conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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The Guardian
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Daily Mail
22 Oct Chancellor to aim his Budget at cutting cost of business and supporting entrepreneurs
Evening Standard

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