‘Precarious’ Windsor and Maidenhead set to seek fourth round of EFS

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has warned that its “precarious” finances will leave it no option but to seek a fourth year of government support to balance its books.

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The authority said a deficit created by unsustainably low council tax levels in the past and exacerbated by fair funding reforms would make a

‘Precarious’ Windsor and Maidenhead set to seek fourth round of EFS

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