Budget 2025 - New Invstment Strategies Announced in the Budget Today

Budget 2025 - New invstment strategies announced in the budget today

Today's UK Budget (26 November 2025) announced new investment strategies focused on green energy, infrastructure modernisation, and innovation funding, alongside measures to attract private capital into housing, transport, and regional development. Green & Energy Investment National Clean Energy Fund £10 billion allocated over five years to accelerate offshore wind, hydrogen, and battery storage projects.

BMF issues reaction to the Autumn 2025 Budget

The Builders Merchants Federation has offered a mixed response to the Budget announcement, critiquing “we needed to see a jumpstart to get the sector moving.” The post BMF issues reaction to the Autumn 2025 Budget appeared first on Professional Builders Merchant.

SEA responds to the Autumn Budget 2025

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Response to the Autumn Budget - London Higher

Commenting on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, London Higher CEO Liz Hutchinson said: “London is the nation’s economic powerhouse. The capital has led the UK towards growth and recovery before and will do so again. Our universities are a vital part of that path to prosperity, driving innovation, solving complex challenges, training the workforce and anchoring communities across the city and far beyond. Providing the conditions for our sector to t…

CEA response to Autumn Budget 2025

Viki Bell, Chief Executive said: “While today’s Budget maintains investment in some key areas, it offers little direct reassurance for the construction equipment industry. The sector … The post CEA response to Autumn Budget 2025 appeared first on Plant Planet.

CLES reacts to the UK Autumn Budget 2025

Dr Tom Lloyd Goodwin, Deputy Chief Executive of CLES, said:  “This was a politically tricky Budget because the Chancellor had tied her own hands with the government’s manifesto. But she’s made sensible calls to lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty by ending the two-child benefit cap, narrowing the gap between income on wealth and work, and putting more money into the NHS. However, this does not undo the damage done by years of a…