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Will the budget deliver ‘growth in every postcode’?

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Briefings

The Chancellor announced a potential 'biggest wave of devolution in a generation' under Andy Burnham's 2026 budget, which could result in dozens of mayors spending billions. This initiative may involve new deals with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland to give local control, though the specific scope and impact remain uncertain.

Key points

• The Chancellor outlined a 'biggest wave of devolution in a generation' as part of Andy Burnham's 2026 budget.
• New deals with Scotland, Wales, and possibly Northern Ireland could allow the Prime Minister to fulfill a promise of local control.

Context

Andy Burnham's mission to devolve greater powers across England aims to give more local control, potentially involving new deals with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Chancellor's announcement of a potential wave of devolution; specific numbers, dates, and the extent of new deals with Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are not detailed.

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