Treasury
One in five councils won’t be able to maintain an underborrowed position over the next year, survey finds
Just over a fifth of councils will need a significant amount of new external borrowing in the next year as they can no longer hold an underborrowed position.
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News-in-Brief
CMIs would have delivered savings on 89% of trading days over past decade, research finds
Community Municipal Investments (CMIs) would have delivered savings for councils on around 89% of borrowing days over the past decade, according to new research which found that CMIs have “matured into a credible, scalable and value-for-money addition to the local authority borrowing toolkit”.
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Room151’s Local Investment for the LGPS – Devolution, Manchesterism and the Future of Place-Based Capital
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The Grand Hotel, Church Street
Birmingham, B3 2FE
Room151’s LGPS Investment Forum 2026
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Royal College of Surgeons, 38-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields,
London, WC2A 3PE
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