Financial Response and Recovery Plan
Haringey Council is addressing significant financial strain, considering council tax increases and service fees to balance its budget.
Haringey Council was addressing significant financial strain in July 2025, with core government funding having decreased by £143 million since 2010, according to a report presented to the Overview and Scrutiny Committee. The report also noted a rise in residents claiming Universal Credit and the increasing difficulty of meeting statutory requirements. The council was considering council tax increases and service fees to help balance its budget.
The report, presented in July 2025, detailed the draft 2026/27 budget and the 2026-31 Medium Term Financial Strategy, highlighting pressures as the borough aimed to set a balanced budget. The Financial Response and Recovery Plan is Haringey Council's initiative to address these financial pressures and reduce its reliance on Exceptional Financial Support. No further meetings or developments regarding the plan are currently scheduled in the provided information.
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