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Welsh Budget 10th December 2024 - highlights II

Posted by siteadmin on Tuesday 10th of December 2024.

  • £435m more funding to cut NHS waiting times, improve mental health services and women's health.
  • £175m to invest in NHS infrastructure and digital technology.
  • £25m of funding to repair and monitor coal tips.
  • £81m more capital funding to build more homes for social rent.
  • Over £100m for a package of improvements to the education budget.
  • Transport receives the largest uplift of any department, with 12% in revenue.
  • £3.7m to accelerate planning decisions and digitise planning services.
  • £52m to maintain Wales’ road network – fixing potholes and repairing defects.
  • Income tax rates in Wales will be frozen in 2025/26.
  • A 4.3% increase in the amount given to councils - the local government settlement.
  • £20m to fund an increase in the hourly rate offered to childcare providers.
  • £14m for families whose children have additional learning needs.