John Healey's Autumn Budget 2026
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- David HughesEvening Standard
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- Nicholas CecilEvening Standard
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- Madelaine DowdsEvening Standard
- Phillip InmanThe Guardian
- Niva YadavEvening Standard
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Chancellor John Healey will unveil his first Budget today as millions of Britons brace for potential tax hikes and changes to their household finances.
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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.”
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- 23 Oct
The Chancellor has rejected the possibility of hiking capital gains tax, the levy on profits from selling assets, at the Budget.
- 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.”
- 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.
- 28 Oct
Ahead of going to the Commons to deliver his speech, Mr Healey said: “This Budget is designed to give households breathing space from some of the everyday costs, provide targeted support for businesses and self-employed people, and to start the long-term action needed to get energy costs down for good.”
Coverage 16 articles
28 Oct Is this 'breathing space', Chancellor? Healey vows to trim energy bills in first Budget today - but is set to drag millions deeper into tax system
Daily Mail
28 Oct Standing charges to be scrapped from gas bills next year – Treasury
Evening Standard
28 Oct John Healey to end standing charges on gas bills for 23m homes
The Guardian28 Oct Budget 2026: Chancellor John Healey's big London dilemma as he battles to fire up Britain
Evening Standard
28 Oct What to expect of this year's Budget
BBC- 28 Oct Standing charges to be scrapped from gas bills next year – Treasury
Evening Standard 
28 Oct Budget 2026 LIVE: Chancellor John Healey 'targeting energy bills' in tax and spending speech - latest updates
Evening Standard
28 Oct What to expect from John Healey’s first budget: who wins, who pays?
The Guardian
28 Oct Budget 2026: What London can expect from the Chancellor's tax and spending announcements
Evening Standard
28 Oct Autumn Budget 2026 live updates: John Healey set to raid banks, hike minimum wage and extend the fuel duty freeze
Daily Mail
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28 Oct DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As John Healey unveils his first Budget, the prospect of even more benefits is adding insult to injury
Daily Mail
Evening Standard
25 Oct Budget to include £1bn for social and affordable housing
BBC
24 Oct Budget to increase cash for social housing and give England’s mayors more powers
Evening Standard
24 Oct Healey’s first budget to include big devolution package to boost growth
The Guardian
23 Oct The Budget: What will be in it? What might be in it? What can be ruled out?
Evening Standard
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