All promises
Running government promises
Every UK political promise we track about running government: what was promised and by whom, what it would cost a year, who pays, and whether it happened.
Where they stand
- Cards
- 2
- Costed
- 0 of 2
- Funding named
- 2 of 2
- Status mix
- Promised2cards Promised
Made by HM Government (1) and Labour Party (1).
Promises
- HM Governmentin governmentGive every mayor a share of income tax“We have therefore agreed to overhaul the way regional government is funded, starting by replacing grants from central government with a share of local income tax for every mayor beginning in 2028, such that where a region grows its tax base, it benefits from the increased receipts.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Running governmentCost not statedDue Apr 202831 Jul 2026
- Labourin governmentMeet the fiscal rules, with a buffer“We will meet the fiscal rules. And Andy Burnham and I have talked about how we will do that in lockstep, ensuring there’s a buffer also for uncertainty.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Running governmentCost not statedDue Oct 2026John Healey, 21 Jul 2026
How this page works
Each card quotes the promise in the speaker's own words and links to where it was said. Its status moves only on evidence: a plan, a bill, money in a Budget, or delivery. Costs are a year, as a range, with their source. Every party is held to the same published standard; the method explains how cards are checked.
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