A Look at how the new budget will affect business in Keighley, UK

VOICED: Shows aerial and exterior shots Keighley town skyline and shopping centre, interior shots person using antibacterial dispenser to clean hands, interior shots Joinery Apprentice working and interview with him speaking on transport, interior shots people working in furniture factory adn interview with director of the company speaking on sceptical of budget announcements, interview with Principal of local college speaking on need to invest in training skilled workers, interview with local business owner speaking on concerns over coronavirus and impact on business. It was supposed to be the emphatic, confident budget of a government with a comfortable majority. In the end it mostly focussed on tackling COVID 19. But many traditional Labour voters in northern seats who voted Conservative in the election would have been watching today's announcement closely. How will today's budget affect the mill town of Keighley in West Yorkshire, home to 56,000 people. A marginal seat since the 1950s it turned from red to blue in December 2019 on 11th March, 2020 in Keighley, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom