Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick will unveil 60 economic policies at a press conference today, days before Chancellor John Healey's first Budget. The plans are aimed at kickstarting the economy and include cutting £40 billion from the benefits bill, net zero subsidies and foreign aid.
Reform's proposals for economic growth
Mr Farage said: "The British public is frankly fed up with successive Governments dodging the big decisions. It’s clear that urgent action is required. Reform’s proposals will create a vibrant, growing private sector that delivers well-paid jobs for British citizens. Britain is broken. Britain needs Reform."
The announcement comes as the party seeks to position itself ahead of the Budget, with the policies focused on stimulating private sector growth and reducing public spending.
Context and next steps
The press conference is set to take place today, with the full details of the 60 policies expected to be outlined. Further updates are anticipated as the event unfolds.
