Central Criminal Court
The City of London is monitoring budgetary spend profiles for projects, with the City Surveyor's department reporting an underspend for City's Estate services.
In July 2026, the City Surveyor's department reported an underspend of £825,000 for its City Fund and City's Estate services for the financial year 2025/26. This financial outturn was part of a larger £1.351 million underspend against a total budget of £34.5 million for the department.
The Investment Committee reviewed a progress report on the City Surveyor's Business Plan in July 2026, which included these financial updates. The department is assessing its progress against 24 Key Performance Indicators, with 8 of 16 overseen by the committee meeting targets.
The Central Criminal Court, also known as the Old Bailey, is a prominent court in the City of London. It is an area for which budgetary spend profiles are monitored by the City of London, as described by the system.
Key facts
- The City Surveyor's department reported an underspend of £825,000 for its City Fund and City's Estate services for FY 2025/26. Source
- The department's overall financial outturn showed an underspend of £1.351 million against a total budget of £34.5 million. Source
- By the end of the fourth quarter of FY 2025/26, 8 of 16 KPIs overseen by the Investment Committee had met their targets. Source
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