The meeting of the Portfolio Holder Decisions/Leader Decisions of Warwickshire Council on Friday 13 March 2026 was scheduled to consider a report on the proposed allocation of funding for the Warwickshire Levelling Up Fund (LUF) Round 2, and to review the council's approach to managing its housing stock.

Warwickshire Levelling Up Fund (LUF) Round 2

The meeting was scheduled to discuss the proposed allocation of £10 million in funding for the Warwickshire Levelling Up Fund (LUF) Round 2. This fund aims to support projects that will drive economic growth and improve public services across the county. The report pack indicated that a number of projects were being considered for funding, with a focus on those that align with the council's strategic priorities.

The report pack detailed that the LUF Round 2 funding was intended to support projects that would deliver significant benefits, such as job creation, skills development, and improved infrastructure. It was anticipated that the discussions would centre on which projects offered the greatest potential return on investment and would have the most positive impact on communities within Warwickshire.

Housing Stock Management

A review of the council's approach to managing its housing stock was also scheduled for discussion. This would involve an examination of current strategies and performance, with a view to identifying areas for improvement. The report pack suggested that the discussions might cover topics such as tenant satisfaction, property maintenance, and the efficient use of council housing resources.

The council's commitment to providing high-quality and affordable housing is a key element of its manifesto pledges. The review was expected to consider how effectively the council is meeting its obligations to tenants and how its housing stock can be best utilised to meet future demand.

The meeting was also scheduled to consider a report on the council's approach to managing its housing stock. This would involve an examination of current strategies and performance, with a view to identifying areas for improvement. The report pack suggested that the discussions might cover topics such as tenant satisfaction, property maintenance, and the efficient use of council housing resources. The council's commitment to providing high-quality and affordable housing is a key element of its manifesto pledges. The review was expected to consider how effectively the council is meeting its obligations to tenants and how its housing stock can be best utilised to meet future demand.