Treasury and Economic Development budgets slashed

The DED is taking a 20 per cent cut to £4m, as Infrastructure is hiked by 13.4 per cent to £52.2m and Education and Children sees a 5.5 per cent boost to £95.5m.

 

Environment, Food and Agriculture will go up 8.8 per cent to £14.8m and Home Affairs receives £31.5m - up by 13.7 per cent. 

 

We'll see an additional £17.4m added to the Health and Social Care pot - making its annual spend £198.4m.

 

The Cabinet Office has a 20 per cent increase to £30.5m. 

 

Finally, Treasury's budget has been cut by £8.3m per cent to -£445.9m.