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Brent Council's General Purposes Committee approved a senior management restructure in Adult Social Care in April 2026, reducing manager numbers.

In April 2026, Brent Council's General Purposes Committee approved a senior management restructure within Adult Social Care, reducing the number of senior managers from five to two. This decision aimed to improve focus on the customer journey and address role clarity issues, with changes expected by April 2026. The restructure was designed to enhance services by eliminating overlapping portfolios and confusion among senior staff.

No further developments or upcoming discussions are detailed in the provided material. The restructure was approved following previous questions from Councillor Harbi Farah regarding the impact of senior management departures on service continuity, particularly given the department's required improvement CQC rating.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council's General Purposes Committee approved a senior management restructure in Adult Social Care in April 2026. Source
  2. The restructure reduces the number of senior managers in Adult Social Care from five to two. Source
  3. The changes were expected to be implemented by April 2026. Source
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