2025 Autumn Statement

November 26th: Rachel Reeves takes the stage with her Autumn Statement.

The fiscal backdrop is no secret—it's tight, and tax rises are widely expected. But the real intrigue lies in the choices ahead:

Will the Chancellor bend her own fiscal rules to make room for manoeuvre? Can she strike the delicate balance between shoring up overstretched public services and investing in long-term growth?

And after a rocky start, could this be the moment the Starmer Government begins to rebuild its economic credibility?

In this session, we’ll break down the headline tax changes and dive into what they could mean for the economy and investment landscape. Expect sharp insights, lively discussion, and a look at what’s next.

Date: 3 December 2025

Time(s): 4.00pm til 5.30pm

Where: Online Webinar

Coffee or tea and cake will be served if you remembered to get some in.

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2025 Autumn Statement

3 December 2025

With the UK’s fiscal landscape under pressure, it’s widely expected that tax rises are on the horizon. In this session, we’ll unpack the key changes to taxation and explore what they could mean for the wider economy and investment outlook.

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