Minority Party Allocation
Greenwich Council approved cuts to funding for minority parties in March 2026, while increasing other councillor allowances.
Greenwich Council approved changes to its Constitution in March 2026, which included a cut to funding for minority political parties. This decision was made at a council meeting on March 18, 2026, with a vote of 28 to 8, and one abstention. Simultaneously, basic allowances for councillors were set to increase to £15,960, and Special Responsibility Allowances (SRAs) for other roles would also rise.
The cut affects a specific allowance or funding mechanism previously provided to minority political parties within Greenwich Council. These Special Responsibility Allowances (SRAs) are typically allocated based on the time requirements and levels of responsibility for various council roles.
Key facts
- Greenwich Council approved cuts to funding for minority parties on March 18, 2026. Source
- The decision was approved by a vote of 28 to 8, with one abstention. Source
- Basic allowances for Greenwich councillors will increase to £15,960. Source
- Special Responsibility Allowances (SRAs) for other roles will also increase. Source
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