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Housing Revenue Account (HRA) capital budget variations

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Wandsworth Council is investing £6.8 million in housing improvements through Housing Revenue Account capital budget variations.

Wandsworth Council approved Housing Revenue Account (HRA) capital budget variations in November 2025, setting aside £6.8 million for housing improvements across the borough. This investment aims to enhance the safety and quality of existing council homes.

The approved variations specifically target building safety, electrical upgrades, and fire safety measures. These funds are drawn from the Housing Revenue Account, which is a ringfenced account separate from the council's general fund.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council approved £6.8 million for housing improvements in November 2025. Source
  2. The investment is for building safety, electrical upgrades, and fire safety measures. Source
  3. The Housing Revenue Account is a ringfenced account. Source
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