Roger Barker, director of policy at the Institute of Directors, said: “The Treasury must now bolster support for the worst affected sectors. In particular, it should seek to reinforce the discretionary grant scheme allocated through local authorities, which has helped to reach those who have fallen through the gaps.”
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Measures such as keeping public sector pay settlements limited to 5-7%, as opposed to paying inflation-linked rises, will have...
Ian Payne, chairman of the nationwide Stonegate group of pubs, wrote on social media that the chain has around...
Companies supplying energy are getting much more money for their oil and gas than they were last year, partly...
Data seen by the BBC shows that Citizens Advice referred almost 700 people a day to food banks in...
Sarah Hewin, a senior economist at Standard Chartered Bank, agreed, warning that with rising gas prices feeding into higher...
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