People on £10,000 to £96,000 tell us what they want from the Spending Review
Summary
The UK government is preparing to announce its spending plans for the next four years, affecting public services like the NHS and schools. People with different income levels shared their views on what they hope to see in the Spending Review, including better job opportunities for young people, more childcare support, and increased apprenticeships.Key Facts
- The UK government will announce its financial plans for the next four years this week.
- The Spending Review will cover services such as the NHS, schools, and public transport.
- Lewis Eager, earning £850 a month, wants more support for young people to find better jobs.
- Resheka Senior and her husband, earning over £50,000 a year, seek assistance with childcare costs.
- Ollie Vass and Grace Sangster, earning £71,000 together, want more apprenticeships and suggest raising the tax-free allowance.
- Leah Daniel, living on £700 a month including Universal Credit, finds benefits insufficient and frequently borrows money due to monthly deductions.
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