Rachel Reeves Signals Plan to Go Back on ‘No Tax Rises’ Pledge

Britons 'don't need to worry about' tax rises despite VAT raid fears, Labour minister claims

A senior Labour minister has asserted that Britons "don't need to worry about" tax rises when asked why the Government has not re-committed to no hike on VAT

Will Rachel Reeves ever take responsibility?

When Chancellor Rachel Reeves took to the airwaves and the stage at Labour Party Conference yesterday, it was to explain all of the reasons why the economy is in such a terrible state – and lay the ground for yet more of her tax rises. Seeing as these will likely hit many ConservativeHome readers, you might want to hear her reasons, of which there are myriad. The first thing to blame is the Tories. In one moment Reeves called the party irrelevan…

Chancellor promises to ‘turn around’ UK economy at Labour conference

The big theme of day two at the Labour Conference was the speech by Chancellor Rachel Reeves and a hint to November’s budget – which looks increasingly likely to bring more tax rises.

'The World Has Changed': Reeves Teases Discarding No Tax Rises Pledge

Britain's leftist government won the national elections on a pledge for no new taxes on working people but now refusing to rule them out. The post ‘The World Has Changed’: Britain’s Leftist Leaders Tease Abandoning No Tax Rises Pledge appeared first on Breitbart.

Rachel Reeves signals plan to go back on ‘no tax rises’ pledge

Rachel Reeves delivered her Labour party conference speech on Monday (29 September).

Chancellor sets bleak tone for Budget amid ‘dire economic backdrop’

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has used her Labour conference speech to hint at backdoor tax hikes being planned for the Budget on 26 November. At the Liverpool event, Reeves spoke from a plinth adorned with the slogan ‘Renew Britain,’ which could be seen as prompted by the surging popularity of Reform. Reeves hammered home the line on the need for “difficult choices”, a political euphemism for tax hikes, spending cuts or some combina…