Asset Strategy for 2026-2030
Kensington and Chelsea Council plans to shrink its property estate to address financial challenges under its 2026-2030 Asset Strategy.
Kensington and Chelsea Council is reducing its property holdings as part of its Asset Strategy for 2026-2030, aiming for a more streamlined estate. This plan, reviewed by the council's Leadership Team in October 2026, responds to an anticipated funding gap exceeding £120 million. The strategy proposes rationalising the operational estate to ensure continued service delivery and financial stability.
The Asset Strategy for 2026-2030 outlines how Kensington and Chelsea Council will manage its property and land assets. It aims to improve estate utilisation and address financial challenges by making difficult decisions regarding resource allocation.
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