Funding Oxfordshire ‘loud and clear’ about future budget challenges 13 January 2026 13 January 2026 by Jason Holland Oxfordshire County Council will need £1.5m of new savings in 2026/27 to close a budget gap of £5.4m, with “more significant reductions” in the Username Password Remember Me Forgot Password Room151’s Women in Finance Roundtable – Online 12 February, 2026 - 12 February, 2026 Online ABOUTAGENDAREGISTER LATIF North One-Day Treasury Conference & Dinner 3 March, 2026 09:00 - 17:00 The Midland, 16 Peter Street Manchester, M60 2DS AGENDASPEAKERSREGISTER News-in-Brief Cotswold identifies £11m gap between 2026/27 and 2029/30 Children in care costs drive £3.1m overspend at Telford & Wrekin West Midlands mayor looks for growth and affordable housing projects Brent pension fund reveals exposure to boycott list Children in care costs rising by £1bn per year North Devon to provide social housing again after more than 25 years Ealing draws down cash to fund capital Investment would ‘unlock pipeline of 50,000 council homes in London’ Bedford’s long-term debt reaches £73.6m Bury’s reserves fall by two-thirds since 2020
