Housing Revenue Account (HRA)
Councils are currently reviewing the financial performance of their Housing Revenue Accounts for the 2025/26 financial year.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Audit Committee reviewed the council's financial statements for 2025/26, including the Treasury Management Outturn Report, in September 2026. This review covers the Housing Revenue Account (HRA), which is a ring-fenced account used by local authorities to manage income from social housing rents and expenditure on repairs and maintenance.
In July 2025, Hounslow Council's debt reached £608.6 million, according to its Treasury Management Annual Report 2024-25, attributed to borrowing for its capital programme. The council aimed to manage borrowing and use cash to delay further borrowing. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss the Housing Revenue Account.
Key facts
- Hounslow Council's debt reached £608.6 million, according to its Treasury Management Annual Report 2024-25. Source
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