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Our Supplementary Budget has just been approved by the Senedd.

That means more funding to help cut NHS waiting times, expand childcare, extend free school meals and support children with additional learning needs.

Investing in what matters most to people across Wales.

(1/8) At the National Economic Council, @PrifWeinidog made the case for greater fiscal flexibility, borrowing powers and the rail funding already promised by the UK Government.

We will be making a £100 cost-of-living payment to all households in council tax bands A to D.

Cabinet Minister for Finance Elin Jones: “We know that cost-of-living pressures are causing anxiety for far too many people."

Following today's UK Government budget announcement and its implications for Wales, Cabinet Minister for Finance Elin Jones said:

“This is a real-terms cut dressed up as a windfall. The UK Government will try to present today's budget as a win for Wales. It isn't."