Scottish Government cuts to be finalised as date announced for UK mini-budget

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Further cuts within the Scottish Government’s budget are set to be finalised over the coming fortnight, with the UK Government set to announce details of its ‘mini-budget’ next Friday. View email online

Sep 16, 2022

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	Cost-of-living crisis: Scottish Government cuts to be finalised as date announced for UK mini-budget

	Further cuts within the Scottish Government’s budget are set to be finalised over the coming fortnight, with the UK Government set to announce details of its ‘mini-budget’ next Friday.

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