Richard Wheeler

2 weeks ago | lse.co.uk | David Lynch |Ella Pickover |Eleanor Busby |Richard Wheeler

(Alliance News) - Teachers and doctors will get above-inflation pay rises over the next year, ministers have announced after the latest review of public sector pay. Both professions in England will receive a 4% increase, according to statements released by ministers on Thursday afternoon, while other NHS workers will get 3.6%.

2 weeks ago | uk.marketscreener.com | David Lynch |Ella Pickover |Eleanor Busby |Richard Wheeler

Published on 22/05/2025 at 14:10 (Alliance News) - Teachers and doctors will get above-inflation pay rises over the next year, ministers have announced after the latest review of public sector pay. Both professions in England will receive a 4% increase, according to statements released by ministers on Thursday afternoon, while other NHS workers will get 3.6%.

2 months ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Richard Wheeler |Rhiannon James |Harry Taylor

Sir Keir Starmer has accused the Conservatives of using a “fantasy figure” to claim that families will be £3,500 poorer due to Government decisions. The Prime Minister said the number used by the Opposition is “about as much use as Liz Truss’s economic planning” as he defended the Government’s handling of the economy.

2 months ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Richard Wheeler |Harry Taylor |Will Durrant

The Government’s flagship planning reforms have cleared their first Commons test, amid warnings the changes risk undermining efforts to accelerate the delivery of new homes. MPs voted 330 to 74, majority 256, to approve the Planning and Infrastructure Bill at second reading on Monday evening.