Highland Council approves £116m Housing Capital Programme for 2027-2032
The council has approved a £116 million Housing Revenue Account capital plan for 2027-2032, with spend to be targeted by condition and need rather than raw dwelling numbers. Delivery will combine planned works, reactive works, and aids and adaptations.
Highland Council · Scotland · 12 August 2026
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The transcript says “Can we agree the recommendations?” immediately before moving to the HRA Capital Plan item where members are asked to approve the £116 million budget and investment priorities, indicating the committee agreed the recommendation.
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Members are asked to approve the HRA Capital Plan budget of £116 million which represents an increase of £28 million when compared to the current five-year programme.
Also said in the meeting
“the move to a requirements-based approach for managing our investments”
“we'll be looking at condition and amenity and targeting investment where it's most needed”
What we know
- The committee approved a Housing Revenue Account Capital Plan for 2027 to 2032.
- The programme is valued at £116 million, an increase of £28 million on the current five-year programme.
- Delivery will include planned investment, reactive investment, and a budget for aids and adaptations.
How this opportunity developed
First public mention — no earlier discussion found in this council’s meetings.
- 12 August 2026 · ConfirmedHousing Investment & Repairs
This notice — the confirming discussion.
Why this is a signal, not noise
This is a clear approved budget signal for a multi-year housing investment programme, indicating future demand for contractors and suppliers across planned and reactive works.
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Housing Investment & Repairs, 12 August 2026
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