Medium Term Financial Strategy 2024-2028 & Detailed Budget 2024/25

February 8, 2024 Place Committee (Committee) Approved View on council website

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Summary

...to recommend the general fund proposals for various services, the HRA 2024/25 base budget, a 7.7% average social rent increase, increases to tenant and other rents, and the HRA Capital Programme to the Corporate and Resources Committee.

Full council record
Content

1.        
RESOLVED that the general fund proposals in the Budget
Report regarding the 2024/25 budget for Property, Strategic
Planning and Infrastructure, Regeneration and Economic Development,
Employment, Skills & Enterprise, Place Making, Major Contracts,
Culture, Community Housing, Communities and Engagement, Shared
Environment Service be RECOMMENDED to the Corporate and
Resources Committee; 
 
2.        
RESOLVED that: 
 
(a)       the HRA 2024/25 base budget and proposal for growth
and savings as set out in this report be RECOMMENDED to the
Corporate and Resources Committee;
 

(b)       2024/25 average
social rent increase of 7.7% in
line with the Government policy and detailed in paragraphs 3 to
6 of Annex 10 to the report be agreed; 
 

(c)        tenant service charges for designated sheltered
accommodation are increased by a maximum of £3 per week,
subject to consultation, as detailed in paragraph 18 of
Annex 10 to the report;
 
(d)      
subject to the amendment to paragraph
15 of Annex 10 to the report(paragraph 7 of this report
refers), service charges for estates are to vary by block in
2024/25, subject to consultation and capping, and detailed in
paragraphs 14 to 17 of Annex 10 to the
report;
 

(e)       the 2024-25 rents
for HRA hostels, affordable rented and shared ownership properties
owned by the Council increase by 7.7% as detailed in
paragraphs 7 to 11 of Annex 10 to the
report;
 

(f)        the 2024-25 rents for non-dwellings and other
non-Housing dwellings owned by the Council increase by 7.7%
(September 2023 CPI +1%) as detailed in paragraphs 12 and 13
of Annex 10 to the report;
 

(g)       the indicative HRA revenue budgets for 2024/25
to 2027/28 set out in Enclosure 3 of Annex 10 to the
report; and
 
(h)      
the
additions and full HRA Capital Programme
as described in paragraphs 44 to 50 and detailed in
Enclosure 5 of Annex 10 to the report be RECOMMENDED
to the Corporate and Resources Committee.

Supporting Documents

Annex 14 Enclosure 3 2024_25 School Budget Allocations.pdf
Medium Term Financial Strategy 2024-28 Detailed Budget 2024-25 Place - FINAL.pdf
RBK Budget Report 2024_25-2027_28.pdf
Annex 01 - Budget Risk 2024_25.pdf
Annex 04 - Parking Bus Lanes Moving Traffic 2024_25.pdf
Annex 05 - Budget Growth 2024-25.pdf
Annex 07 - Summary of 2024_25 Budget by Service.pdf
Annex 02 - Reconciliation between original budget 2023_24 and proposed budget 2024_25.pdf
Annex 14 Enclosure 1 Schools Budget 2024_25.pdf
Annex 14 Enclosure 2 - 2024_25 Formula Factors - NFF Rates 2024-25.pdf
Introduction - RBK Budget Report 2024_25-2027_28.pdf
Annex 03 - Statutory Council Tax Calculation 2024-25.pdf
Annex 10 - HRA BUDGET REPORT 2024-25 - updated 08.02.24.pdf
Annex 11 - Enclosure 1 Capital Strategy 2024-28.pdf
Annex 11 - RBK Capital Strategy 2024-28.pdf
Annex 06 - Budget Savings Income Generation 2024-25 to 2027-28 - updated 02.02.24.pdf
Annex 09 - Flexible Use of Capital Receipts Strategy 2024-28.pdf
Annex 08 - Summary of 2024_25 Budget by expenditure type.pdf
Annex 12 - RBK Treasury Strategy 2024-28.pdf
Annex 13 - RBK Pay Policy Statement 2024_25.pdf
Annex 14 - RBK Schools Budget 2024-25.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date8 Feb 2024
Subject to call-inYes