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Tuesday 01 December 2015 12:54 pm

When is the next Budget? 16 March 2016 date revealed by George Osborne

By: Lynsey Barber

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The dust has only just settled on the chancellor's Autumn Statement, but there's no time to sit back and relax.

The year's not even over and George Osborne has penned in the date of his next Budget in 2016: get 16 March in your diary.

Osborne told parliament today the date has been set. 

There's little speculation as to what it might hold, having left most people still digesting the announcements made in the Autumn Statement less than a week ago.

So, depending on your persuasion, get ready to clear the diary all week, or perhaps get that much needed winter holiday booked in.

Missed what happened in the Autumn Statement? Find out everything that happened here.

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