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SEND and housing costs fuel upper-tier councils’ borrowing needs

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Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) deficits and capital investments drive upper tier authorities borrowing to increase considerably over the next three years.

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Initial analysis by MyCouncil has gathered data on upper-tier councils’ projected Capital Financing Requirement (CFR) compared to their Core Spending Power (CSP) for the

What skills, knowledge and experience does a treasury manager take with them when they retire, and how might these come into play once they are no longer managing the finances of an authority, but their own? Can this show us anything about local government treasury management?

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