Housing Revenue Account (HRA) forecast
Hillingdon Council is addressing budget pressures linked to temporary accommodation and homelessness support, with a projected £36 million overspend.
In November 2025, Hillingdon Council's cabinet approved new fees for photography in parks to generate revenue. This decision was part of a broader effort to address budget pressures, including a projected £36 million overspend. These pressures are particularly acute due to the costs associated with delivering temporary accommodation and homelessness support.
The Housing Revenue Account (HRA) forecast relates to Hillingdon Council's budget for council housing and associated services. The council faces significant financial challenges, with the delivery of temporary accommodation and homelessness support identified as a key pressure. This situation contributes to the overall budget difficulties the council is working to manage.
Key facts
- In November 2025, Hillingdon Council's cabinet approved new fees for photography in parks to generate revenue. Source
- Hillingdon Council is addressing budget pressures, including a projected £36 million overspend. Source
- A key pressure on Hillingdon Council's budget is the delivery of temporary accommodation and homelessness support. Source
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