BSRIA responds to the 2019 Spring Statement - Revision history

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	* Budget 2020.		* Budget 2020.
	* Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy.		* Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy.
		+	* Budget 2021.
	* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.		* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.
	* Spring Budget 2017.		* Spring Budget 2017.

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	* Spring Budget 2017.		* Spring Budget 2017.

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	* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* Budget 2016.		* Budget 2016.
		+	* Budget 2020.
	* Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy.		* Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy.
	* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.		* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.
	* Spring Budget 2017.		* Spring Budget 2017.

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	* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.		* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* Budget 2016.		* Budget 2016.
		+	* Budget 2020 and the first National Infrastructure Strategy.
	* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.		* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.
	* Spring Budget 2017.		* Spring Budget 2017.

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	“Measures that help to attract, train and retain workers into the industry are supported by BSRIA. This is one of the biggest challenges industry is facing today. Apprenticeships are a clear mechanism for industry to take on new talent and equip workers with the skills they need to flourish. Put simply: an apprenticeship can take you anywhere."		“Measures that help to attract, train and retain workers into the industry are supported by BSRIA. This is one of the biggest challenges industry is facing today. Apprenticeships are a clear mechanism for industry to take on new talent and equip workers with the skills they need to flourish. Put simply: an apprenticeship can take you anywhere."
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		+	Find out more at: [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/spring-statement-2019-what-you-need-to-know https://www.gov.uk/government/news/spring-statement-2019-what-you-need-to-know]

	--[[User:BSRIA\|BSRIA]]		--[[User:BSRIA\|BSRIA]]

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	* A five-year, £44 billion housing programme will help raise the annual housing supply to 300,000 by the mid-2020s.		* A five-year, £44 billion housing programme will help raise the annual housing supply to 300,000 by the mid-2020s.
	* A new £3 billion Affordable Homes Guarantee scheme will support delivery of around 30,000 affordable homes.		* A new £3 billion Affordable Homes Guarantee scheme will support delivery of around 30,000 affordable homes.
−	* £717m from the Housing Infrastructure Fund to unlock up to 37,000 new homes on sites in West London, Cheshire, Didcot, and Cambridge.	+	* £717m from the Housing Infrastructure Fund will unlock up to 37,000 new homes on sites in West London, Cheshire, Didcot, and Cambridge.

	Climate change:		Climate change:

	* Proposals for an increased proportion of green gas in the grid.		* Proposals for an increased proportion of green gas in the grid.
−	* The introduction of a Future Homes Standard, mandating the end of fossil-fuel heating systems in ~~all~~ new houses from 2025.	+	* The introduction of a Future Homes Standard, mandating the end of fossil-fuel heating systems in new houses from 2025.

	Skills:		Skills:

−	* Three million new ~~“high~~-~~quality”~~ apprenticeships.	+	* Three million new high-quality apprenticeships.
	* A £700 million package of reforms is being brought forward to help SMEs take on more apprentices.		* A £700 million package of reforms is being brought forward to help SMEs take on more apprentices.

−	On housing, Julia Evans, Chief Executive, BSRIA, said:	+	On housing, Julia Evans, Chief Executive at BSRIA, said:

	“It is heartening to see that The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has committed to delivering a set of strategies to boost house building. BSRIA is especially encouraged that his aims cover: affordable housing for first-time buyers wishing to get on the housing ladder and freeing up land in a range of geographical areas across the UK where housing is urgently needed.		“It is heartening to see that The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has committed to delivering a set of strategies to boost house building. BSRIA is especially encouraged that his aims cover: affordable housing for first-time buyers wishing to get on the housing ladder and freeing up land in a range of geographical areas across the UK where housing is urgently needed.

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	* Autumn Statement 2016.		* Autumn Statement 2016.
	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
		+	* BSRIA.
		+	* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
	* Budget 2016.		* Budget 2016.
	* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.		* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.

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	--[[User:BSRIA\|BSRIA]]		--[[User:BSRIA\|BSRIA]]

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		+	* Autumn Budget 2018.
		+	* Autumn Statement 2016.
		+	* Autumn Budget 2017.
		+	* Budget 2016.
		+	* Scottish Government Budget 2018-19.
		+	* Spring Budget 2017.

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	Housing:		Housing:

−	* Planning reform to release land in areas where the pressure is greatest.	+	* Planning reform will release land in areas where the pressure is greatest.
−	* A five-year, £44 billion housing programme~~, to~~ help raise annual housing supply to 300,000 by the mid-2020s.	+	* A five-year, £44 billion housing programme will help raise the annual housing supply to 300,000 by the mid-2020s.
−	* A new £3 billion Affordable Homes Guarantee scheme~~, to~~ support delivery of around 30,000 affordable homes.	+	* A new £3 billion Affordable Homes Guarantee scheme will support delivery of around 30,000 affordable homes.
−	* £717m from the Housing Infrastructure Fund to unlock up to 37,000 new homes on sites in West London, Cheshire, Didcot, and Cambridge ~~(the latter two being at opposite ends of the Oxford-Cambridge Arc)~~.	+	* £717m from the Housing Infrastructure Fund to unlock up to 37,000 new homes on sites in West London, Cheshire, Didcot, and Cambridge.

−	Climate ~~Change~~:	+	Climate change:

−	* Proposals for an increased proportion of green gas in the grid~~: advancing decarbonisation of our mains gas supply~~.	+	* Proposals for an increased proportion of green gas in the grid.
−	* ~~Introduction~~ of a Future Homes Standard, mandating the end of fossil-fuel heating systems in all new houses from 2025~~: delivering lower carbon and lower fuel bills too~~.	+	* The introduction of a Future Homes Standard, mandating the end of fossil-fuel heating systems in all new houses from 2025.

	Skills:		Skills:

−	* Three million new “high-quality” apprenticeships ~~being rolled-out~~.	+	* Three million new “high-quality” apprenticeships.
−	* ~~To specifically help SMEs take on more apprentices – a~~ £700 million package of reforms is being brought forward to ~~the start of the new financial year in April~~.	+	* A £700 million package of reforms is being brought forward to help SMEs take on more apprentices.

−	Julia Evans, Chief Executive, BSRIA, said:	+	On housing, Julia Evans, Chief Executive, BSRIA, said:
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−	~~On housing~~:	+

	“It is heartening to see that The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has committed to delivering a set of strategies to boost house building. BSRIA is especially encouraged that his aims cover: affordable housing for first-time buyers wishing to get on the housing ladder and freeing up land in a range of geographical areas across the UK where housing is urgently needed.		“It is heartening to see that The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has committed to delivering a set of strategies to boost house building. BSRIA is especially encouraged that his aims cover: affordable housing for first-time buyers wishing to get on the housing ladder and freeing up land in a range of geographical areas across the UK where housing is urgently needed.

−	BSRIA’s members, and the wider construction industry, will rise to this challenge, ensuring that not only quantity, but the right quality and environmental standards are achieved. The domino effect of the economic and social benefits for all those in this supply chain is invaluable.	+	BSRIA’s members, and the wider construction industry, will rise to this challenge, ensuring that not only quantity, but the right quality and environmental standards are achieved. The domino effect of the economic and social benefits for all those in this supply chain is invaluable. BSRIA’s mantra is that quantity must not compromise quality.”
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−	BSRIA’s mantra is that quantity must not compromise quality.”	+

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	On skills:		On skills:

−	“Measures that help to attract, train and retain workers into the industry are supported by BSRIA. This is one of the biggest challenges industry is facing today. Apprenticeships are a clear mechanism for industry to take on new talent and equip workers with the skills they need to flourish. Put simply: an apprenticeship can take you anywhere.	+	“Measures that help to attract, train and retain workers into the industry are supported by BSRIA. This is one of the biggest challenges industry is facing today. Apprenticeships are a clear mechanism for industry to take on new talent and equip workers with the skills they need to flourish. Put simply: an apprenticeship can take you anywhere."
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		+	--[[User:BSRIA\|BSRIA]]

−	~~Only last week BSRIA was calling~~ on ~~industry to make the most of National Apprenticeship Week – declaring that young people, engineers and entrepreneurs alike can rise to the top through traineeships and apprenticeships.”~~	+	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki

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