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John Healey's Autumn Budget 2026

23 Oct to 28 Oct
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John Healey's Autumn Budget 2026. (2026, October 28). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/102265

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John Healey will deliver his first Budget as Chancellor on October 28 against the backdrop of a difficult domestic economic situation, made worse due to international market turmoil caused by the Iran war.

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Healey said: “Mayors and local leaders know what their communities need to grow, which is why we are giving them more money, more power and more capacity to get projects moving, build homes and make the right decisions for their areas.”

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 24 Octwording from The Guardian

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  1. 23 Oct

    The Chancellor has rejected the possibility of hiking capital gains tax, the levy on profits from selling assets, at the Budget.

    2 outlets · Evening Standard
  2. 24 Oct

    Healey said: “Mayors and local leaders know what their communities need to grow, which is why we are giving them more money, more power and more capacity to get projects moving, build homes and make the right decisions for their areas.”

    3 outlets · The Guardian
  3. 25 Oct

    More than £1bn for social and affordable housing in England will be provided in the Wednesday's Budget, taking funding for the government's 10-year homes programme past £40bn.

    2 outlets · BBC
  4. 28 Oct

    Jeremy Hunt cut the bank surcharge – a supplement to corporation tax – from 8% to 3% ahead of the last election and one option on the table is reversing this cut to raise more than £2bn a year.

    2 outlets · The Guardian

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