Sentences with phrase «over the next parliament»

Protecting per - pupil education spending in real terms over the next parliament and increasing the education budget as a whole.
So far, so good - if half a million disabled people end up in long - term employment over the next parliament everyone wins.
The report suggested that «There are likely to be some significant cost pressures on schools» spending over the next parliament.
It is also less than what was pledged by Labour, which wants to spend an additional # 6.3 billion on schools over the next parliament, including plans to extend universal free school lunches to all primary pupils.
The # 25bn a year for infrastructure investment, # 8bn over the next Parliament for social care and yesterday's pledges on education spending were all more or less as expected.
«On their own figures, they've made a # 28 billion tax promise over the next Parliament, but not a single one of their savings is in the bank.
During a trip to south Wales, he said: «Our starting point would be to say to the other two parties «you know you have got to control the deficit and debt», and have a plan our creditors believe for getting rid of the structural deficit over the next parliament.
«Labour will legislate to guarantee the triple lock on state pensions over the next parliament, and we'll protect the Winter Fuel Allowance and free bus passes.»
Over the next parliament disabled people as a group stand to lose # 9 billion in financial support and that doesn't even include the loss of local services like care and support, subsidised transport and respite services.
The Liberal Democrats have announced their vision for skills policy over the next parliament in their election manifesto.
Namely, the Liberal Democrats want to extend the Apprenticeship Grants for Employers (AGE) by another 200,000 places over the next parliament.
«This announcement means that, with the Liberal Democrats in government, Wales could receive hundreds of millions of pounds of extra funding over the next parliament.
Today the Liberal Democrats are announcing an extra # 300m a year for the police over the next Parliament, with # 7.5 m for Welsh Police Authorities.
The Conservatives and Labour have made explicit commitments on what they will do with school expenditure over the next parliament.
The Liberal Democrats have said that they will invest nearly # 7bn more in schools and Colleges over the next parliament.
Before the election David Cameron pledged to open 500 more over the next Parliament but high - profile failures, such as Durham Free School and Discovery New School, were both closed within an academic year.
A think tank's pre-election report has claimed that schools face up to 12 per cent real - terms cuts over the next parliament, regardless of which party triumphs.
He added, «Plans announced by the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats could all imply school spending per pupil in England falling by around 7 % in real - terms over the next parliament, or by up to 12 % if we account for some of the specific cost increases schools are likely to face in the next few years.»
It even offers a number: # 100 billion is to be spent «over the next parliament».
Over the next parliament, we'll build on this apprenticeship revolution.
Mr Osborne's estimates suggest this will reduce government spending by # 3.2 billion a year from 2011 onwards, or more than # 12 billion over the next parliament - equivalent to protecting more than 100,000 public sector jobs.
The Tories say this would save # 400 million a year or # 2 billion over the next parliament.
This would save more than # 1 billion over the next parliament, of which # 600 million should be used to help get the unemployed back into work, Tory officials have pledged.
This would save # 300 million a year or # 1.5 billion over the next parliament, according to Mr Osborne's figures.
In an interview with the BBC's business editor Kamal Ahmed, Mr Clegg said a commitment to increase education funding in England from # 49bn to # 55.3 bn over the next parliament was the non-negotiable price of the Lib Dems entering coalition government with either the Conservatives or Labour.
An investigation shows that housing associations have produced 26,000 new homes a year between 2000 and 2014 — less than half the target of 55,000 a year that the government has set itself over the next parliament.
We believe that an additional investment of # 20 million over the next Parliament is the absolute minimum needed to help teachers get the training they need for the new subject.
The Conservatives pledged last week to increase the school budget by # 4 billion in real - terms over the next parliament.
# 7 billion over the next parliament to provide good school places # 4.691 billion was allocated for new places between 2015 - 16 and 2016 - 17.
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