The Cultural Learning Alliance asks what the latest Budget and Spending Review mean for culture and education.
On 27 October the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, presented his Autumn Budget and Spending Review for 2021. This sets out some tax and fiscal announcements for the coming year, as well as the spending limits (resource and capital) for every government department for the next three years.
The Chancellor’s documents come accompanied by an independent report from the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR).
In this post we give you some of the headlines and first-look analysis, including what’s new for Culture and Education, and what is missing:
What was in the announcement?
The Chancellor’s headline speech included lots of language that we were expecting, with a particular focus on productivity and skills, as well as the inevitable ‘levelling up’...Keep reading on the Cultural Learning Alliance.
On 27 October the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, presented his Autumn Budget and Spending Review for 2021. This sets out some tax and fiscal announcements for the coming year, as well as the spending limits (resource and capital) for every government department for the next three years.
The Chancellor’s documents come accompanied by an independent report from the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR).
In this post we give you some of the headlines and first-look analysis, including what’s new for Culture and Education, and what is missing:
What was in the announcement?
The Chancellor’s headline speech included lots of language that we were expecting, with a particular focus on productivity and skills, as well as the inevitable ‘levelling up’...Keep reading on the Cultural Learning Alliance.