Shadow chancellor set out plan for cuts if party wins next election
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Shadow chancellor set out plan for cuts if party wins next election
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The shadow chancellor has pledged to offer young people a £5,000 “first job bonus” as he sought to position the Tories as the party of “fiscal responsibility”.
The shadow chancellor will set out a slew of cuts to welfare and foreign aid
Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride unveiled the plan to 'reward work' in his speech to the Conservative conference in Manchester…
Speaking at the party's conference, Shadow chancellor Mel Stride will say the proposal will be funded by cuts to public spending…
The £1billion package is due to be laid out on Monday, with the government aiming to create 200,000 jobs
Tories gather in Manchester as shadow chancellor sets out policies to support pubs and shops, and help get young people on to the…
The chancellor said the move would mean those on low incomes were ‘properly rewarded’ - but businesses warned the move could…
Conservative party conference live: Mel Stride makes rates pledge
