Julian Kelly

Julian is Director General, Public Spending and Finance at HM Treasury.

The Spending Review in 1,000 words

Julian Kelly, 25 January 2016 - Analysis and factual trends

The Chancellor announced the outcome of the Spending Review on 25 November, following months of work by officials and ministers across government. It marks the next phase in the Government’s plans for this Parliament, building on its manifesto commitments. It will be rounded off with the publication of departments’ business plans (Single Departmental Plans) in January.

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