Gloucester sets out asset strategy with £15m disposals target

Gloucester City Council is aiming to generate £15m in capital receipts by 2028 from asset disposals to aid in its financial recovery after receiving exceptional financial support (EFS).

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A new draft asset management strategy was considered by the council’s Overview and Scrutiny Committee this week (27 April), with recommendations to be taken

Gloucester sets out asset strategy with £15m disposals target

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