Osborne demands up to 40 per cent cuts from green departments
Chancellor calls for government departments to draw up plans for potential 25 per cent and 40 per cent funding reductions, ahead of autumn spending review
Green government programmes could face even steeper spending cuts than many feared over the course of the parliament, after chancellor George Osborne yesterday called on all unprotected government departments...
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