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Mental health and Learning disabilities (MH/LD) high cost packages

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Recent reports do not detail Kingston Council's discussions on Mental health and Learning disabilities high cost packages.

Recent public reports do not detail specific discussions or decisions regarding Mental health and Learning disabilities high cost packages, which refers to a specific area of spending within Kingston Council's budget related to mental health and learning disabilities services.

However, Kingston Council's general fund faced a projected £3.26 million overspend in October 2025, according to a report to the Corporate and Resources Committee. This overspend was attributed in part to pressures within adult social care, a broader category that includes mental health and learning disabilities services.

Key facts

  1. Kingston Council's general fund faced a projected £3.26 million overspend in October 2025. Source
  2. Pressures in adult social care contributed to Kingston Council's projected general fund overspend in October 2025. Source
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