2026-31 medium term financial strategy
Haringey Council is considering council tax increases and service fees to address financial pressures for its 2026-31 financial strategy.
Haringey Council is exploring options including council tax increases and service fees to address financial pressures for its 2026-31 medium term financial strategy. A report presented to the Overview and Scrutiny Committee in July 2025 highlighted a £143 million reduction in core government funding since 2010.
The report also noted difficulties in meeting statutory requirements with current government funding levels, alongside a rise in residents claiming Universal Credit. The 2026-31 Medium Term Financial Strategy outlines the council's financial plans for the period.
Key facts
- Haringey Council's core funding from the government decreased by £143 million since 2010. Source
- A report in July 2025 detailed the draft 2026/27 budget and 2026-31 Medium Term Financial Strategy. Source
- The report said meeting statutory requirements is difficult with current government funding. Source
- The number of residents claiming Universal Credit has risen. Source
- Haringey Council is considering council tax hikes and service fees. Source
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