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Saturday 24 October 2026 · London closed
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Every Financial News story tagged Labour government, newest first.
The recent Specialist Lending Expo underscored the importance of market stability in navigating policy changes under the new Labour Government.Experts highlighted opportunities and challenges in the housing market, stressing the need for consistent government support.The Labour Government's target…
The Specialist Lending Expo shed light on current and future opportunities amid shifting policies.Experts emphasised the need for stability and consistency from…
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The UK's newly elected Labour government has taken steps to advance onshore wind energy.There are ongoing challenges with planning constraints and grid connections within the onshore wind sector.The government has…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers Labour's first budget, highlighting significant fiscal strategies.Reeves introduces changes in capital gains tax and National Insurance to fund economic growth.The focus is on balancing increased business…
The Labour government confirmed that HS2 will run to Euston Station, marking a significant development in UK rail infrastructure.Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced government funding for tunnelling between Old Oak Common…
A survey reveals significant doubts among Independent Financial Advisors (IFAs) about the Labour Government's economic management.53% of IFAs expressed scepticism, highlighting concerns over Labour's economic policies and decision-making.The preference among…
A recent survey reveals significant scepticism among Independent Financial Advisors (IFAs) regarding the Labour Government's economic management.Over half of surveyed IFAs are doubtful about Labour's ability to handle key economic…
Over half of accountants believe UK tax reforms are needed.56.1% call for lower business taxes to boost SMEs' growth.53% suggest targeting tax evasion by multinational firms.Calls intensify under the new…
Billionaire Lord Bamford's recent approval of a £300 million family payout from JCB raises substantial questions. With Labour's first budget imminent, the focus is on who will bear the financial…
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