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Hackney Council's transformation programme

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Hackney Council's transformation programme is currently being reviewed for its progress in delivering significant savings.

Hackney Council's Scrutiny Panel reviewed the Corporate Transformation Programme on October 8, 2026, which is projected to contribute approximately £35.9 million in savings. These savings are aimed at the council's Medium Term Financial Plan target of £57 million over three years. Kieran Read, Director for Corporate Strategy and Transformation, presented an update on the programme's progress to the panel.

The programme is designed to modernise council operations and ensure long-term financial sustainability, aiming to bridge a substantial budget gap. It also seeks to improve services across key areas, according to the update presented to the Scrutiny Panel.

Key facts

  1. Hackney Council's Scrutiny Panel met on October 8, 2026, to review the Corporate Transformation Programme. Source
  2. The Corporate Transformation Programme is projected to contribute £35.9 million in savings. Source
  3. The council's Medium Term Financial Plan target is £57 million over three years. Source
  4. Kieran Read, Director for Corporate Strategy and Transformation, presented an update. Source
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