Key points at a glance from the Spending Review

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is Unveiled material Review of UK’s first multi-year expenditure since 2021.

The review determines the day-to-day budget of government departments over the next three years, which is used to pay for employees and distribute public services.

It also determines its investment budget by the end of the decade, to pay for new infrastructure such as hospitals, schools and military kits.

Here is the summary of the major points.

• Day-day budget for NHS in England to increase an average 3% in the next three years, accounting for inflation, reached £ 226BN by 2029
• After growing in the last two years, the real investment budget will be held in the next three years.
• New technology was estimated to up to £ 10bn by 2029, including improving and distributing the NHS app Single patient record
• Health Department will be asked to distribute around £ 9bn in “efficiency gains” by 2029, out of government-wide target of £ 13.8BN

• The budget of core schools in England reached £ 69.5BN by 2029, to an average of an average to grow up to 0.4% over the next three years.
• Free school food Extend About 500,000 children from September 2026, cost £ 490m per year

• House office day-to-day budget for a decline of 1.7% in real words in the next three years
• The ministers say that they expect to reduce the department’s expenses at hotels for shelter seekers, and end their use through the next election.
• They insist that “the power to spend” will still increase in real terms to 1.7%, on the basis of the perception that it will be paid by an increase in the council, in part, in part.
• The Ministry of Justice, which pays for the cost of the prison and court, increases the average actual-term spending at 1.8% per year, although its investment budget will be reduced by 2.1% in real terms.

• With the average annual increase in investment spending 7.3%, the Ministry of Defense in the day-to-day budget to protect 0.7%
• The government has promised to increase defense spending from 2.3% to 2.5% of overall economic production by 2027.
• It is facing Pressure from friendly nations To go ahead, later this month ahead of a major NATO summit

• The Ministry of Housing, Community and Local Government (MHCLG) to see the day-to-day budget to see 1.4% actual period cuts
• Government says
• £ 39bn 2026 and 2036 were allocated to social housing in England, currently £ 3.9bn a year £ 3.9bn a year of £ 2.9bn compared to £ 2.3BN.

• The day-to-day budget in the Transport Department is actually deducted by 5%-savings will be saved with the government debate when there are private train companies Are nationalized In the coming years
• Allocated between 2027 and 2031 for £ 15.6BN Transport projects In English city areas outside London
• £ 3 cap on single bus rent in England by March 2027
• Environmental Department for day-to-day budget for 2.7% decline

• The budget of the Energy Safety Department to increase the actual words for day to day to increase 0.5%, and for investment 2.6%
• Additional £ 11.5BN is committed to the cost of construction of size nuclear power plant In Safok, which will also require private investment

• In the next three years, the Foreign Office for the really 6.8% decline, the day-to-day budget, the biggest decline, roughly due to low assistance expenses
• Foreign aid will spend 0.3% of national income by 2027 Already declared plans

• Additional expenses in England will be matched by an additional £ 5.7bn per year for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland per year