Twitter Reacts: Autumn Statement 2015

Today Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osbourne will release the 2015 Autumn Statement. Osbourne is said to be tackling tax credits, housing and pensions.

See how the British public react on Twitter to the latest reports, and future plans as they happen … 

Small business rate relief scheme will continue for another year. #AutumnStatement

— Inspire (@Inspireacc) November 25, 2015

Government increased investment in Roads. "Britian now has a permanent pot-hole fund" #autumnstatement

— WHA (@WHA_London) November 25, 2015

I admire politicians who do U-turns for the right reasons after vigorous debate. #osborne #taxcredits

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 25, 2015

NHS to look for £22bn efficiency savings...good luck! #autumnstatement

— Richard Francis (@RJFIA) November 25, 2015

If ever something could be called a u-turn... #taxcredits #AutumnStatement

— Peter Saull (@petesaull) November 25, 2015

Chancellor says over 1 mill jobs created over next 5 years #AutumnStatement

— Andrew Montlake (@montysblog) November 25, 2015

Oh, we're still ready for those #storms that lie ahead. Does @George_Osborne know something we don't? #autumnstatement

— Lucy Dyer (@Lucyedyer) November 25, 2015

#AutumnStatement Osborne: Debt was forecast in July to be 83.6% of national income. Been revised to 82.5% for 2015

— Investment Week (@InvestmentWeek) November 25, 2015

George Osborne says govt will borrow £8bn less than forecast making progress to reducing deficit #AutumnStatement

— Steven Swinford (@Steven_Swinford) November 25, 2015