embedded and sustainable improvements
Tower Hamlets Council's improvement plan is off track but recoverable, an Overview & Scrutiny Committee found in September 2026.
Tower Hamlets Council's Continuous Improvement Plan was assessed as off track but recoverable by its Overview & Scrutiny Committee in September 2026. The committee noted that demonstrating tangible impact remains the key challenge, despite foundational work being completed.
Jonathan Lloyd, Strategic Director for Change and Improvement, reported that several programmes, including 'Culture and Workforce', are still rated as off track but recoverable. The plan aims to achieve strengthened governance, improved member development, and workforce transformation.
Key facts
- Tower Hamlets Council's improvement plan was assessed as off track but recoverable in September 2026. Source
- The Overview & Scrutiny Committee made the assessment of the improvement plan. Source
- Demonstrating tangible impact is the key challenge for the improvement plan. Source
- Jonathan Lloyd is Strategic Director for Change and Improvement. Source
- The 'Culture and Workforce' programme is rated as off track but recoverable. Source
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