Bring forward a 10-year plan for Britain
“Later this year, I will bring forward a new plan for Britain, a 10-year plan, laying out a path from where we are now to where I believe we all want Britain to be, wherever we’re coming from, whatever party we support.”
- Promised
Where it stands
"Later this year" is recorded as a deadline of 31 December 2026. The speech says the plan will lay out a path from where Britain is now to where he believes people want it to be, but not what it will cover or in what form it will be published. The card moves when the plan is published.
What has happened
- Jul 2026The Prime Minister says in his first speech in the job that he will bring forward a 10-year plan for Britain later in the year, Promised
- Dec 2026Plan due "later this year" (editorial date, end of 2026), Deadline
About the cost
No separate cost: publishing a plan costs nothing of its own, and no costing has been published.
More detail
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