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Budget 2025: Reeves devolves £13bn of flexible funding to seven mayors across England for skills and infrastructure
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves today announced the devolution of £13bn in flexible funding for seven mayors across England to “invest in skills, business support and infrastructure” as part of the 2025 Autumn Budget.
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