Report: Healey signals welfare reform push and more apprenticeships for the young

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Chancellor sets out measures to support jobs and growth in Labour conference speech, but vows fiscal discipline in budget Analysis: Healey offers upbeat vision but little light on how to pay for it Average price of diesel on UK forecourts reaches all-time high John Healey has signalled Labour is expected to stage a fresh attempt at welfare reform as he pledged to put fiscal discipline at the core of next month’s budget, alongside measures to inject “hope” into Britain’s economy. The report also notes that In his first speech as chancellor to Labour conference , Healey raised concerns about that next month’s highly anticipated tax-and-spending event would need to take into account a challenging global backdrop.

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