Money
Stories, page 18
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Tower Hamlets Council Treasury Management Report Highlights Savings and Refinancing Risk Tower Hamlets Council's treasury management report for the 2025/26 financial year has revealed significant savings, but also highlighted a persistent refinancing risk.
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Council to procure new cleaning contracts Merton Council's Cabinet has approved a new procurement approach for its corporate and schools cleaning contracts, aiming to streamline services and potentially achieve...
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Tower Hamlets Council Faces Persistent Procurement and Contract Management Issues Tower Hamlets Council's Audit Committee has been presented with reports highlighting persistent issues in procurement and contract management, which have contributed to...
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Morden Town Centre Regeneration Plans Advance with New Civic Hub Vision Merton Council's Cabinet has approved key steps in the Morden Town Centre regeneration programme, signalling significant progress for the area's future development. The council...
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Merton Council Adopts Corporate Landlord Model for Property Management Merton Council has approved a new property management model, adopting a Corporate Landlord Model to oversee its extensive property portfolio. This strategic shift, confirmed at...
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Merton Council Approves £250 Million for New Homes Programme Merton Council has approved a significant boost of £250 million to its new homes programme, aiming to deliver at least 2,500 new homes in the borough over the next decade.
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Merton Council Approves £92k Variation for Bulky Waste Collection Contract Merton Council's Cabinet has approved a £92,000 variation to its waste collection contract with Veolia for the 2026/27 financial year, specifically for the council's free bulky...
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Hillingdon Council Votes to Close Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site Despite Opposition A motion to halt the closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site in Yiewsley has been lost by Hillingdon Council, with the proposal defeated by 30 votes to 19 at a Council...
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Harrow Council faces £3m overspend Harrow Council is facing a projected overspend of £3.039 million in its revenue budget for the first quarter of the 2026-27 financial year. The significant shortfall is...
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Council approves £12.4m vehicle replacement programme Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved a £12.4 million programme to replace 86 vehicles across its fleet, including essential refuse collection vehicles, tippers, cars, vans,...
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New supported living scheme for young adults approved Harrow Council's Cabinet has approved plans for a new supported living scheme for young adults aged 18 to 25 with learning disabilities, autism, and complex behavioural needs....
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Richmond Council Projects £3.1m General Fund Overspend Driven by Social Care and Homelessness Pressures Richmond Council is facing a projected £3.1 million overspend on its General Fund for the first quarter of the financial year, primarily driven by significant pressures in...