Hello, this is the Red Box Podcast. I'm Matt Chauley, being the best of my times ready

show. Don't forget you can listen live, Monday to Friday, 10 to 1 on your DAB radio, on

your smart speaker, on your times radio. Now it's a big day for the Red Box. Of course,

here on the Red Box Podcast because of the day when the Chancellor waves the Red Box

around. Everyone else is talking about Jeremy Hunt today, so we have spoken to some other

Jeremy's who are looking after budgets, Jeremy's who are treasurers of scouts and choirs and

Spitfire boat clubs. That's going up in just a moment. I'll have a normal columnist panel

as well. And of course, we'll have PMQ's unpacked where Patrick McGuire and I pause the action

live from the House of Commons ahead of the budget statement. Loads of budget coverage, including

how it affects you online at the time. Just go to the Times.co.uk. Right now, loads and loads

of brilliant analysis for you to read. Right, coming up in just a moment, I have the

columnist panel, Robert Krampson and Alice Thompson, including the worst interview they've

ever done after Hugh Grant was a bit annoying at the Oscars, so I thought it was quite funny.

But first, as it's budget day, it's time for this.

I'm not scared. I'm not scared.

Yes, we've been on a Jeremy Hunt trying to find other Jeremy's who are in charge of budgets

to find out how they're making their sums add up.

Oh my god, that's just a radio full phone to see if they can buy this feature. No, you cut!

You can only get this sort of content on Times Radio. Right, let's speak to some

Treasurers of club societies and associations around the country to find out how they're

getting on with the tricky economic conditions. Jeremy Hewlett is Treasurer of the Spitfire Boat Club,

a rowing club on the River Starrer in Canterbury. Morning, Jeremy. Good morning.

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