The Conservatives have cut health and education spending by £37.3 billion since 2010, according to new research unveiled by the Labour Party.
According to the figures, the Department for Health and Social Care budget has only increased by an average of 1.5 per cent a year since 2010/11 compared with an average of 3.3 per cent increase that is widely acknowledged as required to keep spending in line with demand and performance at a standstill.

An annual survey of the UK’s libraries has revealed that almost 800 libraries have closed under the Conservative government since 2010.

Age UK has claimed that lack of social care will have led to 2.5 million lost bed days in the NHS over the 917 days between the elections.
The ageing charity calculated that 2,750 people on average were kept in hospital after they were well enough to be discharged each day between the last General Election in June 2017 and the forthcoming vote on 12 December.

The Mayor of London should review fare structures and fare freeze, zones and concessions to make the capital’s transport system fairer.

The Labour Party is promising to cap class sizes at 30 pupils across all schools in England if it wins the General Election.
Extending a commitment in its manifesto to limit classes to this size at all primary schools, the party said it would fulfil the pledge by recruiting nearly 20,000 extra teachers over five years, a pledge made by the Liberal Democrats at the start of election campaigning.

The Conservatives have promised to spend £4.2 billion on local train, bus and tram services if they win the General Election.
Boris Johnson's party said that the funding, which would become available from 2022, would help fund transport projects outside London, with Transport Secretary Grant Shapps claiming it will transform services 'in towns and cities across the country.

Helsinki, Finland and Valladolid in Spain have signed the World Green Building Council’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment

More than £1.4 billion was invested in 2018-19 to support low income households across Scotland

The UK Statistics Authority has said that both the Conservatives and Labour have made “unclear” statements about education in their election manifestos.