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Treasury Management Outturn 2024-25

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Ealing Council recently debated the impact of national economic policies on local treasury management, including national insurance and business rates.

Ealing Council debated the impact of national insurance contributions and business rates on the local economy in October 2025. Councillors raised concerns regarding national economic policies, with an opposition motion focusing on the effects of national government tax and business rates decisions.

The Treasury Management Outturn 2024-25 is a report detailing Ealing Council's management of investments, cash flows, and banking transactions for the financial year ending 31 March 2025. No further discussions or decisions regarding this specific report are currently supplied.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council debated national economic policies in October 2025. Source
  2. The debate included national insurance contributions and business rates. Source
  3. Concerns were raised by opposition and majority groups. Source
  4. An opposition motion focused on national government tax decisions. Source
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