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Westminster Community Homes' financial outlook in March 2026 supports its strategic goal of investing in existing stock, identified by the Behind Every Door project.

Westminster Community Homes (WCH), which operates the Behind Every Door stock assessment programme, projected a £420,000 surplus for the 2026/27 financial year in March 2026. This financial outlook, detailed in a business plan presented to the Shareholder Committee, supports WCH's strategic goal of investing in existing stock, a key area identified by the project.

The Behind Every Door project is a Westminster Community Homes campaign that has inspected 60% of properties to assess their condition. Its purpose is to identify flagged attributes needing attention, such as mould and capital works, thereby informing future investment in the existing housing stock.

No specific upcoming discussions or decisions regarding the Behind Every Door project are detailed in the provided material. The project has already inspected 60% of properties, with its findings contributing to Westminster Community Homes' broader strategic planning for stock investment.

Key facts

  1. Westminster Community Homes projected a £420,000 surplus for the 2026/27 financial year in March 2026. Source
  2. Westminster Community Homes' strategic goals include investing in existing stock. Source
  3. Westminster Community Homes' current year forecast for 2025/26 was revised upwards to £370,000. Source
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  1. Westminster Community Homes Projects £420k Surplus, Revises Current Year Forecast Upwards Westminster Community Homes (WCH) is projecting a surplus of £420,000 for the 2026/27 financial year, an increase from the £370,000 forecast for the current year ending 2025/26.... Westminster 19 March 2026