info4local: One stop for the Spending Review 2010

This page gives you quick and easy access to all the latest information from across central government on the Spending Review 2010. The Spending Review sets out the spending plans for each government department for the four years from 2011-12. We will update the page regularly as information becomes available.

New information on this page will also be delivered through our regular info4local email alert service. You can register for the free info4local email alert to stay abreast of all the latest news and information from across central government.

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Publications

• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Chancellor of the Exchequer’s statement
  This is a transcript of the Spending Review 2010 statement by Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to the House of Commons on 20 October 2010. He talks about the spending plans for each government department for the four years from 2011-12.
  
• Letter from Eric Pickles to Local Authority Leaders: Local government and the Spending Review
  This is a letter from Eric Pickles, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, to all local authority leaders in England, setting out the implications of the Spending Review announcement for local government.
  
• Fire and Rescue Service Bulletin: Red 1/2010
  This Fire and Rescue Service Bulletin is issued for the immediate attention of the fire service. It covers the implications for the Fire and Rescue Service of the Spending Review.
  
• Letter from Grant Shapps: Spending Review - Settlement for housing
  This letter from Housing Minister Grant Shapps sets out the settlement for government housing expenditure, which was announced as part of the Spending Review of 20 October 2010.
  
• The Spending Review Settlement: Letter from Sir David Nicholson to NHS chief executives
  This is a letter from Sir David Nicholson, NHS Chief Executive, to NHS chief executives, chairs and directors of finance to lay out the implications of the Spending Review settlement for the NHS.
  
• The Spending Review Settlement: Letter from David Behan to directors of adult social services
  This is a letter from David Behan, Director General, Social Care, Local Government and Care Partnerships at the Department of Health, to directors of adult social services to lay out the implications of the Spending Review settlement for social care.
  
• Spending Review: Council tax
  This is a written statement by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles announcing that the Spending Review has allocated a £650 million fund to help local authorities to implement a council tax freeze in England in 2011-12.
  
• DfT: Spending Review 2010 - Transport for London funding agreement
  This is a letter from Secretary of State for Transport Philip Hammond to the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, about the funding agreement for Transport for London, which was agreed as part of the Spending Review 2010.
  
• A Fair Approach to Welfare: Speech by Chris Grayling
  This is a transcript of a speech by Minister for Employment Chris Grayling to the Capita Welfare Reform Conference on 21 October 2010. He talks about the Spending Review and welfare reform.
  
• Spending Review: Podcast by David Cameron
  This is a transcript of the podcast by Prime Minister David Cameron on 23 October 2010. He talks about bringing back responsibility to public spending.

Related links

• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010
  This page gives information on the government's Spending Review 2010, which sets out the spending plans for each government department for the four years from 2011-12.
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Documents
  This page provides links to all documents and supplementary documents from HM Treasury on the Spending Review 2010.
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Press notices
  This page provides links to press notices from HM Treasury on the Spending Review 2010. It includes a complete set of press notices in one downloadable document.
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Regional press notices
  This page links to regional press notices from HM Treasury on the Spending Review 2010.
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Action being taken in your region
  This interactive map details what action is being taken in your region.
  
• Communities and Local Government: Spending Review 2010
  This page links to information from Communities and Local Government on the Spending Review 2010, including information on grants to local government.
  
• Department for Transport: Spending Review 2010
  This page links to information from the Department for Transport on the Spending Review 2010.
  
• Directgov: The Spending Review
  This page gives information on the Spending Review 2010 and how it affects citizens. It gives an introduction and links to detailed documentation and related announcements.
  
• Directgov: What is the Spending Review 2010?
  This page explains what the Spending Review 2010 is and gives the background to it.
  
• Business Link: Spending Review 2010
  This page gives information on the Spending Review 2010 and how it affects businesses.
  
• HM Treasury YouTube Channel
  This is the HM Treasury channel on YouTube. It links to films from the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
  
• HM Treasury Twitter Channel
  This is the official Twitter channel for HM Treasury.
  
• HM Treasury Flickr Photostream
  This page hosts photos from HM Treasury.
  
• info4local Twitter Channel
  This is the official Twitter channel for info4local.
  
• DCMS: Spending Review settlement letters
  This page contains links to letters that Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, is sending to DCMS-funded bodies so that the public can see how their money is being spent.

News

• Number 10: The Spending Review
  
• Cabinet Office Spending Review settlement
  
• Home Office: Spending Review plans announced by Chancellor
  
• Department for Business Innovation and Skills: Spending Review settlement
  
• Department of Energy and Climate Change: Spending Review
  
• Department of Health: Spending Review 2010
  
• Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs: Comprehensive Spending Review
  
• Defra: Changes to PFI programme
  
• Department for Education: Spending Review
  
• Government announces payment to Equitable Life policyholders
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - The Department for Culture, Media and Sport
  
• Museums, Libraries and Archives Council: Renaissance to continue
  
• Sport England's four-year funding announced
  
• Department for Transport: Transport Spending Review Press Notice
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - The Department for Work and Pensions
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Ministry of Justice
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - The Department for Transport
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - HM Revenue and Customs
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - The Department for Communities and Local Government
  
• Department for Communities and Local Government announces new top structure
  
• Homes and Communities Agency to continue as an enabling and investment agency
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Local Government
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 - Welfare reform
  
• Comprehensive Spending Review: Legal aid
  
• Equality and Human Rights Commission: Commission responds to Spending Review
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the North East
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the North West
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for Yorkshire and Humber
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the East Midlands
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the West Midlands
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the East of England
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for London
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the South East
  
• HM Treasury: Spending Review 2010 for the South West
  
• Eric Pickles: Council tax bills frozen in Spending Review
  
• Baroness Hanham calls on councils to be innovative in order to make savings
  
• 16 areas get 'Community Budgets' to help the vulnerable
  
• Number 10: Creating a 'new economic dynamism'

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