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Proceeding contribution from Lord Livermore (Labour) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 12 June 2025. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Spending Review 2025.


Spending Review 2025

I am grateful to the noble Lord for his question. I know that he is a passionate and long-standing campaigner for the cultural sector. As outlined in the spending review yesterday, the DCMS will invest more than £2.9 billion across its entire capital programme to safeguard and modernise cultural and heritage institutions in towns and cities. I hear very much what he says about the wider cultural sector and I ask him to wait for the creative industries industrial strategy sector plan, which will be coming out shortly and which I hope will address many of the issues that he is talking about. As he says, we absolutely recognise the enormous value, both cultural and economic, that the creative industries offer. We will be setting that out in the sector plan for the industrial strategy in the coming weeks and I hope that we can discuss it at that point.


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Proceeding contribution
Reference
846 c1561 
Session
2024-26
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House of Lords chamber
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Children Asylum Bus services Defence Construction Capital investment Fares Innovation Hotels Iron and steel NHS Northern Ireland Police Manufacturing industries Prisons Nuclear power Public expenditure Railways Probation Warm homes plan Wales Research Social services Transport Affordable housing Scotland Schools Training Young people Regional planning and development Social rented housing Transport for London Regeneration Artificial intelligence Border Security Command Dormant assets scheme Carbon capture, usage and storage British Business Bank
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