Martin Ford 09 August 2023

Kirklees spending controls to avert s114

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Kirklees MBC is expected to impose spending controls in a bid to stave off a section 114 notice.

Senior councillors will be asked to implement a series of cost-cutting measures to combat in-year overspending.

Kirklees is predicted to end the financial year with an overspend of £20m or 5% of its budget.

While this can be covered by the council’s reserves, it would leave just £2m of unallocated reserves left.

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If this article was of interest, then check out our feature, 'Preventing future Section 114 notices'.

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