DSG deficits: disappointment and frustration over write-off delay

Twelve councils will not have their high-needs deficits written off this autumn after being told by government that more work is needed on their plans to reform special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services.

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Authorities grappling with millions of pounds of Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) deficits built up to the end of 2025/26 had been set to receive funding

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