12 Mar 2026Exceptional financial support relianceFinance · audit governance— The council is forecasting a need for exceptional financial support of £84 million for 2026/27, after earlier support requests of £37 million for 2025/26 and a revised request of £54 million. Officers stressed these are forecasts and linked the support to statutory service pressures and demand-led costs. This is a major financial policy issue affecting future procurement and asset decisions.£84mPolicy
“In terms of the current year in terms of 2526 when we set the budget and we got the inprincipal agreement in March 2025 uh that was for 37 million um figure and that is the one when we um when we have been looking at our forecast position in year in 2526 um we are forecasting an…”
2 Mar 2026Budget for social care and homelessnessSocial Care · full council— The budget allocates significant funding to adult and children's social care and homelessness prevention. Speakers cited 222.9 million pounds for adults and children's social care and 42.9 million pounds for homelessness and temporary accommodation, including ending the use of B&Bs and hotels for families.£266mSpending
2 Mar 2026Parks and green spaces fundingParks and Open Spaces · full council— The council confirmed continued investment in parks, green spaces and playground improvements, including a separate £300,000 allocation for a Bruce Castle play area. Speakers also referenced a wider £18.5 million parks programme and participatory budgeting for local climate projects.£19mSpending
10 Feb 2026Budget and MTFS approvedCorporate Finance · cabinet executive— Cabinet agreed the 2026/27 budget and medium-term financial strategy, confirming a £343.5 million service spend plan and revised funding assumptions after the final government settlement. The meeting also noted the EFS requirement had reduced to about £84 million, but still remained a major gap to be managed.£344mSpending
1 May 2026Counter notice issued for TENsLicensing · licensing— The sub-committee decided to refuse the temporary event notices by issuing a counter notice, citing repeated breaches of the Licensing Act and undermining of the licensing objectives, especially crime and disorder and public nuisance. This is a formal licensing decision that prevents the proposed temporary events from proceeding.Policy
5 Mar 2026New premises licence approved with conditionsLicensing · licensing— The committee granted a new premises licence for Stadium Lounge, subject to agreed amendments and conditions negotiated with responsible authorities. This is a licensing policy/outcome decision rather than a procurement spend item, but it affects operating permissions for the venue and the conditions under which services such as security must be provided.Policy
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been IT & Digital (24 mentions, rising), Community Safety (18 mentions, rising), Housing (12 mentions, easing) and Construction & Building Works (10 mentions, steady).
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