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What yesterday’s Budget means for you.πŸ‘‡πŸ»

⚑️ Cutting the cost of energy bills β€” Β£150 cut from average household energy bill from April.
πŸ›‘ NO INCREASE in National Insurance, Income Tax or VAT.
πŸ‘ΆπŸ» Scrapping Two Child Limit β€” lifting 450,000 children out of poverty.
πŸ’Ό Increasing the Minimum Wage from Β£10 to Β£10.85 per hour for 18–20 year olds.
πŸ’· Increasing the Living Wage from Β£12.21 to Β£12.71 per hour.
πŸ‘΅πŸ» Increasing the Basic and New State Pension by 4.8% β€” Β£440/Β£575 rises.
πŸš— Extending 5p cut to Fuel Duty until September 2026.
πŸ’Š Freezing Prescription Charges.
πŸš† Freezing rail fares for the first time in 30 years.
🚌 Extending the Bus Fare Cap.
🍽️ Expanding Free School Meals to half a million more children β€” lifting 100,000 out of poverty.
πŸ₯£ More free breakfast clubs in schools.
🎰 Increasing taxes on gambling in response to rise in online gambling.
πŸͺ Permanently lower Business Rates for 750,000+ retail, hospitality and leisure properties.
πŸš™ Scrapping luxury vehicles from the Motability Scheme.
πŸ› οΈ Funding to make under-25 apprenticeship training free for SMEs.
πŸŽ“ Funding for New Youth Guarantee β€” Β£820m over three years for college, apprenticeships or personalised job support.
πŸ” Clawed back nearly Β£400m from fraudulent Covid spending and contracts.
πŸ₯ 250 new Neighbourhood Health Centres for faster local care.
❀️ Exempting all Infected Blood Scheme compensation payments from Inheritance Tax.
πŸ“š Β£5m for new secondary school libraries and Β£10m for primary school libraries.
πŸ› Β£18m to improve and upgrade children’s playgrounds across England.
⛏️706 BCSSS Members in Bassetlaw receiving pension uplift
And…

πŸ“‰ Reducing borrowing more over the rest of this Parliament than any other G7 economy.
πŸ’± Cutting interest rates five times since the General Election last year.
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2 days ago

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Last year, the Government ended the historic injustice of the Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme and returned over a billion pounds to 112,000 former coal miners, but members of the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme were left out.

In January of this year, I was approached by a group of local BCSSS members, and in February, I held one of the first public meetings in the country for BCSSS members.

I’ve taken this case right to the top. I’ve been in contact with Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer. This impacts 706 people in Bassetlaw and I'm thrilled that in the Budget today, she announced that the investment reserve fund will be transferred to the BCSSS.
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3 days ago

I am on my way to 11 Downing Street to meet Chancellor Rachel Reeves and make the final case for BCSSS members before tomorrow’s Budget.

This has been a major issue for Bassetlaw, and I’m fighting to ensure our mine workers get the pension uplift they deserve.
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4 days ago

πŸš† For the first time since the β€˜90s, national rail fares are being frozen. That will mean savings for people across the country.

πŸ“ˆ Rail passengers have faced relentless fares hikes for years. Under the previous Government, fares rose by 60% between 2010 and 2024.

βœ… This is all part of the wider plan to rebuild Great British Railways, in public hands, and will will save commuters hundreds of pounds off their season tickets.
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