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Autumn statement. i m here in westminster and my colleague annita mcveigh is in gloucester, and between us we ll be crunching the numbers and bringing you lots of analysis about what the changes mean for you. joanna, thank you very much. i m in gloucester docks. we are in an area that has seen a huge massive regeneration over the last 20 years or so. we have the national waterways museum behind me, some of these lovely old victorian warehouses have been turned into flats and apartments. and we have got lots of nice shops and restaurants in this area. but as people face this cost of living crisis, have they got the money to spend going out for meals, going shopping and so forth? it is interesting to hear, i spoke earlier to the centre manager here and he said they are actually doing pretty well but remember this is an outlet centre so people are coming here expecting reductions on high street ....
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And more people need adult social care, adult social care costs are going up, and it cannot be funded solely through council tax. it s just not possible for that to happen. the government has looked at changes but not in fermented them. and those changes would have benefited the nhs side of adult social care but not local government side. so this is what we are talking about when we are talking about their large county councils and other councils that have demand services right on the brink in terms of finances, and this crisis is going to possibly tip them over. you want to hear going to possibly tip them over. you want to hear from the chancellor stuff around that, that is going to affect the bigger picture, because otherwise it effectively that councils social staff to taking bins 77 bins away? the bins away? take adult social care to children s the bins away? take adult social care to children s services - the bins away? take adult social care to children s services out i the b ....