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What Wales makes of the Budget: 'It helps, but it's not enough'

What Wales makes of the Budget: 'It helps, but it's not enough'
BBC Wales Wednesday 28 October 2026, 17:08 UTC 1 min read
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Chancellor John Healey has set out the government's tax and spending plans, but opinions are split.

Chancellor John Healey has set out the government's tax and spending plans, but opinions are split.
Wales (LOCATION) John Healey (PERSON)
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