Budget confirmed for 12:30 start

Budget confirmed for 12:30 start

Emergency budget brought forward to 12:30 George Osborne confirms

Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed that he will announce his emergency
Budget statement on Tuesday 22 June at 12.30pm.

The address has been brought forward by three hours from its original time of
3:30pm.

Speaking at the Treasury’s offices Mr Osborne said he wanted a Budget that
would “show that Britain can live within its means and…provide the solid
foundation for a private sector recovery.”

He added that Treasury chief secretary Danny Alexander would meet Cabinet
colleagues this week to agree £6bn of cuts in this year’s spending.

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