Video shows candidate telling Tories in Tunbridge Wells he started making sure 'areas like this are getting the funding they deserved'
The levelling up fund is supposed to create economic growth but with no clarity of what that means and no measurements of success. A source said: “Levelling up isn’t just about city centres, it’s also about towns and rural areas all over the country that need help too. Sunak is reported to be trailing Truss in the race to succeed Johnson as prime minister, as party members begin voting. The future high streets fund, the community renewal fund and the towns fund have been fully allocated, while the levelling up fund has allocated £1.4bn, with a further £1.8bn still to be announced. Labour’s Lisa Nandy, the shadow levelling up secretary, said: “This is scandalous. A total of £4.7bn has been allocated in England across the four schemes so far.
Video shows the former chancellor telling grassroots Conservatives he had started changing public funding formulas to ensure more prosperous towns receive ...
"And that's why we need to make sure our funding formulas recognise that. And people who need help and extra investment aren't just limited to big urban areas. "And that was the point I was making, that our funding formulas that fail to recognise that are out of date, and they needed changing." Talk about showing your true colours." "This is our money. In remarks made in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, last week he said: "I managed to start changing the funding formulas, to make sure areas like this are getting the funding they deserve because we inherited a bunch of formulas from Labour that shoved all the funding into deprived urban areas and that needed to be undone.
Tory leadership contender Rishi Sunak proudly told party members he had been working to divert funding from “deprived urban areas” towards more prosperous ...
“Levelling up isn’t just about city centres, it’s also about towns and rural areas all over the country that need help too. Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy said: “This leadership race is revealing the Conservatives’ true colours. It’s scandalous that Rishi Sunak is openly boasting that he fixed the rules to funnel taxpayers’ money to prosperous Tory shires. This is scandalous. Tory figures were divided over the remarks, while Labour said it was “scandalous” that Mr Sunak was “openly boasting that he fixed the rules to funnel taxpayers’ money to rich Tory shires”. Rishi Sunak is openly boasting that he fixed the rules to funnel taxpayers’ money to rich Tory shires 👇
Teachers at Tory leadership contender's alma mater say they have no recollection of the man who would be prime minister.
And everyone else must bring data to the table.” Another professor, James Van Horne, initially said he had not taught Sunak but later found a record of him enrolled in one of his corporate finance classes. “I have no recollection of ever interacting with him,” Romer told the Guardian. Dozens of his classmates did not respond to a request to share memories, or declined to comment. In place of a “more incremental mindset”, studying at the heart of Silicon Valley encouraged him to embrace “a slightly bigger, more dynamic approach to change”, said the former UK chancellor. After receiving a Fulbright scholarship to study in the US, he graduated from its two-year MBA programme in 2006.
A leaked video shows Rishi Sunak claiming that Treasury formulas “shoved all the funding into deprived urban areas” of the UK before he became chancellor.
That’s what he changed in the green book and he will follow though as prime minister. They said he had changed the rules on government spending to help towns and rural areas also in need of investment. A source in Mr Sunak’s campaign said: “Levelling up isn’t just about city centres, it’s also about towns and rural areas all over the country that need help too. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Labour’s shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy said: “This is scandalous. The footage, obtained by the New Statesman magazine, was from an event with grassroots Tories last week.
A leaked video shows the former chancellor claiming Labour had “shoved all the funding into deprived urban areas” and that “needed to be undone”.
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The context of his comments was not shown. I started the work of undoing that." Party members are voting by post to select either Sunak or foreign minister Liz Truss.
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I started the work of undoing that," Sunak said in the footage. It should be distributed fairly and spent where it's most needed -- not used as a bribe to Tory members." A video leaked on Friday showed Rishi Sunak, one of the final two candidates to lead the British Conservative Party, telling party members that when he was Chancellor, he had begun changing funding formulas to divert money from poorer areas.
Tory leadership contender Rishi Sunak proudly told party members he had been working to divert funding from "deprived urban areas" towards prosperous towns.