Transforming Bromley Programme
Bromley Council's Transforming Bromley Programme is largely on track, but faces challenges with a digital project and unmet savings targets.
Bromley Council's Transforming Bromley Programme is largely on track, with 96% of expected Year One savings realised by September 2025. A report to the Executive in September 2025 noted that 84 of 85 transformation projects launched in Year One (2024/25) are delivering £18.3 million of the £18.9 million target. However, one digital transformation project faces challenges, and £678,000 of savings for 2025/26 has not been met.
The Transforming Bromley Programme is a four-year initiative designed to ensure financial sustainability and deliver high-quality services for Bromley Council. It aims to achieve organisational improvements and savings across the council. The programme was at the midpoint of its second year (2025/26) when its progress was reviewed.
Key facts
- 96% of expected savings from Year One projects were realised by September 2025. Source
- 84 out of 85 transformation projects launched in Year One are delivering £18.3 million of £18.9 million target. Source
- One digital transformation project is facing challenges as of September 2025. Source
- £678,000 of savings for 2025/26 has not been met. Source
- The Executive reviewed the programme's progress on 17 September 2025. Source
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