Tag: Shona Robison
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Scottish Budget 2026: Live Updates as Shona Robison Unveils Spending and Tax Plans
Live Updates: Scotland’s Budget 2026 Unveiled Finance Secretary Shona Robison has laid out Scotland’s budget for 2026, outlining how the government intends to fund essential services, infrastructure, and growth. The announcements include a substantial capital investment programme, potential tax adjustments, and a series of measures aimed at stimulating the economy while protecting public services. Here…
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Scottish Budget 2026 Live: Shona Robison Unveils Spending and Tax Plans
Overview of Scotland’s Budget 2026 Finance Secretary Shona Robison has unveiled Scotland’s Budget 2026, detailing the government’s spending priorities, tax measures, and long-term economic strategy. The budget focuses on sustaining growth, bolstering public services, and directing capital investment toward long-term projects that are expected to drive economic benefits across the economy. Capital Investment Programme: A…
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Scottish Budget 2026: Live updates as Shona Robison unveils spending and tax plans
Live updates: Scotland’s Budget 2026 kickoff Finance Secretary Shona Robison has outlined Scotland’s budget for 2026, signaling a focus on capital investment, economic resilience, and targeted tax measures. The central thread of the day is a commitment to broad-based growth through a capital program that will underpin long-term projects across transport, infrastructure, and public services.…
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Scottish Budget 2026-27: Tough Tax and Spending Plans
Overview: A Budget Under Scrutiny The Scottish Government is preparing to unveil its draft Budget for 2026-27, a package that will shape public services and the country’s economic direction for the coming year. Finance Secretary Shona Robison has signaled that the administration faces difficult choices as it seeks to balance revenue with the spending commitments…
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Scottish Budget 2026-27: Tough Choices Ahead for Tax and Spending
Overview: A Draft Budget in a Challenging Climate The Scottish government will unveil its draft Budget for 2026-27, signaling a critical moment for tax policy and public spending. Finance Secretary Shona Robison has warned that balancing the books will require difficult choices as she frames the government’s approach to funding public services, infrastructure, and growth…