WWBG and WEN Wales respond to yesterday’s Budget announcement by the Welsh Government. Yesterday, the Welsh Government published its Final
Earlier today, Rachel Reeves presented her second Autumn Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Budget included welcome announcements to
WWBG and WEN Wales warn that 2% inflationary uplifts fall short and urge the Welsh Government to use remaining unallocated
UK Spring Statement: the impact on women in Wales Earlier this afternoon the Chancellor of the Exchequer presented her first
Positive Steps Taken, More Work To Be Done Camau Cadarnhaol, mwy with I wneud Ymateb RhCM Cymru a WWBG
While yesterday’s Draft Budget provided some welcome announcements for public services in Wales, there is still more to do to
Wales Women’s Budget Group (WWBG) Respond to Autumn Budget 2024 Today’s Autumn Budget marks the first delivered by a female
Wales Women’s Budget Group and the Women’s Equality Network (WEN) Wales respond to Welsh Government’s Draft Budget 2024-2025 While we
Today, the Chancellor announced his spending and taxation plans for the UK in this year’s Autumn Statement. While we welcome
Yn dilyn cau trist Chwarae Teg, mae’n bleser gan GCMC gyhoeddi y bydd ein gwaith pwysig yn parhau yn ein
WWBG and WEN Wales respond to yesterday’s Budget announcement by the Welsh Government. Yesterday, the Welsh Government published its Final Budget 2026-27, the last Budget of the Sixth Senedd. Following the UK Autumn Budget and a budget agreement with Plaid Cymru, the Final Budget allocated £27.5 billion – £400million of
Earlier today, Rachel Reeves presented her second Autumn Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Budget included welcome announcements to help tackle the rising cost of living such as increases in the national living and minimum wages and energy bill support. These measures will help to support women in Wales
