Twitter views on the spending review #prestoncuts #csr

We asked you on twitter what your thoughts were on today’s spending review. Here’s the best of them.

@djbentley liked – no new trident, £2bn extra for social care, pupil premium, no cuts for schools health real increasesless than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterAllan Knox
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@djbentley disliked Housing Cuts & rent changes not sure about removal of security of tenure Cuts to local govt were as expectedless than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterAllan Knox
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@djbentley Overall it needed 2b done Labour would have had to have do same tho they passed buck on defence, tuition fees and welfare reformless than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterAllan Knox
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@allanmknox @djbentley not convinced it needed to be done like this. The imperative here is idealogical rather than fiscal.less than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhoneJim S.
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@djbentley it means nothing in reality though. It’s just numbers until we find out exactly where the cuts are coming.less than a minute ago via TweetCasterKeron Knight
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@blogpreston Bastard Tories and their LibDem toadies hitting the poorest hardest again.againless than a minute ago via webStephen Turner
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@blogpreston With cuts to defence contracts and higher education, Preston will be hit disproportionately hard by these announcements.less than a minute ago via HootSuiteDaniel Bentley
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