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The UK government will spend £25 million on a peat‑land restoration scheme (April 2027‑April 2029) to make dried‑out peatlands natural firebreaks in England. The plan follows a summit that also pledged £45 million for fire‑specific PPE for ground crews, reflecting heightened wildfire prep after the record summer of 2026. Your First Home is a scheme for first‑time buyers located in England. Young Entrepreneurs Allowance will be piloted in England. John Healey made budget for England Gwyneth Totney lives in England Chancellor John Healy announced the removal of standing charges for England Microsoft pulled out of a planned Nscale site in England· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. MicrosoftPULLED OUT OFEngland

    Microsoft pulled out of a planned Nscale site in England

    Current1 sourceMicrosoft
  2. MicrosoftPULLED OUT OFEngland

    Microsoft pulled out of a planned Nscale site in England

    Current1 sourceMicrosoft
  3. John HealeyANNOUNCED REMOVAL FOREngland

    Chancellor John Healy announced the removal of standing charges for England

    Current1 sourceJohn Healey
  4. Gwyneth TotneyLIVES INEngland

    Gwyneth Totney lives in England

    Current1 sourceGwyneth Totney
  5. John HealeyMADE BUDGET FOREngland

    John Healey made budget for England

    Current1 sourceJohn Healey
  6. Your First Home schemeLOCATED INEngland

    Your First Home is a scheme for first‑time buyers located in England.

  7. Matthew MiddletonPILOT INEngland

    Young Entrepreneurs Allowance will be piloted in England.

    Current1 sourceMatthew Middleton

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