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Resident Pact

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Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its 2026-2030 plan, which includes a commitment to co-design a Resident Pact, in October 2026.

The Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its four-year plan for 2026-2030 in October 2026. This plan includes a commitment to co-design a Resident Pact with residents and community partners. The council adopted the plan amidst an expected funding gap of over £120 million, as reported in October 2026.

The significant funding gap is largely attributed to the 'Fairer Funding' formula, which a report to the council said is projected to reduce resources by £108 million over four years. The plan sets out priorities including 'Clean streets and amazing spaces' and 'Value for money'.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its four-year plan for 2026-2030 in October 2026. Source
  2. The council faces an expected funding gap of over £120 million. Source
  3. The 'Fairer Funding' formula is projected to reduce council resources by £108 million. Source
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