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30% Shortfall In Extra Cash For Public Services
12.00.00am GMT Thu 20th Mar 2003
This morning's public finance figures showed public sector investment barely up on the year despite a target to double net investment. The target of £14.3bn is being missed by over 30%. Matthew Taylor MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, said:
"The Government's promise to invest properly in schools, hospitals and transport is falling short."
"It's not enough just to tax for investment, that money must be spent wisely."
"The Government is failing to our public services, tying up capital investment in Whitehall bureaucracy and red tape."
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