‘Significant improvement’ in North Somerset’s revenue position

21 April 2026 by Kerry Lorimer

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North Somerset Council is set to strengthen its reserves after a “significant improvement” in its revenue budget position.

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According to a report to cabinet next week, the council forecast at the end of February that it would spend £245.207m on delivering services

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