Cumberland Council's finances are going under the microscope
An update on a predicted overspend of almost £29million by Cumberland Council will be given to councillors next week. Members of the council’s business and resources overview and scrutiny committee are set to debate a report written by chief finance officer Catherine Bell on Tuesday .
According to her report, one of the headline messages at the end of the first quarter of 2023-24 was the predicted overspend of £28.914 in the revenue budget – £17.862 million in children and family wellbeing; £5.489 million in business transformation and change; and £5.152 million in adult social care and housing.In her report Ms Bell said: “There are no projected variances in respect of income from business rates, council tax and non-specific grants.
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