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. >> zebby that he has repeated that number because he has probably not listened to the labour run lgaaid that with no separate funding for the chancellor's budget announcements, care providers will likely see increased costs which will cost councils more and all of the £600 in grant increase he is giving will not cover what is required for adult social care. it is clear that they had not thought through the impact of the budget and this is the problem with having a copy and paste chancellor. did they not realise that care homes. did they not realise care homes? gp surgeries, children's nurseries, hospices and even charities have to pay employers. ni . to pay employers. ni. >> we have put more money into local authorities than they did in 14 years. graham wettone an absolutely catastrophic state. we produced a budget which does not increase tax on working people. nothing in the payslip . people. nothing in the payslip. investing in our nhs, investing in our schools so every child could go as far as their talent will take them. investing in the houses of the future. if she is against ho

he has repeated that number because he has probably not listened to the labour lga who said with no separateents, care providers likely will see increased costs which will cost councils more and the £600 in grant increase he is giving will not cover what is required for adult social care. it is clear that they have not thought through the impact of the budget. and this is the problem with having a copy and paste chancellor. did they not realise that care homes, did they not realise care homes, gp surgeries, nurseries, hospices and even charities have to pay employers ni? we have put more money into local authorities than they did in 14 years. an absolutely catastrophic state. we produced a budget which does not increase tax on working people, nothing in the payslip. investing in our nhs, investing in our schools so every child can go as far as their talent will take them, investing in the houses of the future. if she is against those things, she should say so. mr speaker. _ things, she should say so. mr speaker, i things, she should say so. ii speaker, i am things, she should say so. i speak