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Decision details

September Financial Monitoring Report

Decision Maker: Cabinet

Decision status: For Determination

Is Key decision?: No

Is subject to call in?: Yes

Purpose:

To review the financial position of the authority and adjust financial information as appropriate

Decision:

RESOLVED:

 

A. That Cabinet noted the financial reporting data for month 6, September 2022, relating to revenue budgetary control, showing a forecast net adverse variance at 30 September on service expenditure of £1.579m when corporate and funding items are included.

B. That Cabinet noted the contents of Section 5 and Appendix 5b of the report and approved the adjustments to the Capital Programme in the Table below:

 

 

Budget

2022-23

Budget

2023-24

Narrative

Corporate Services

£

£

 

Civic Centre Cycle Parking

(60,000)

60,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Children, Schools and Families

 

 

 

Unlocated Primary School Proj

(264,550)

298,430

Virement & Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Hollymount – Schools Capital Maintenance

100,800

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Hatfeild – Schools Capital Maintenance

69,800

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Hillcross – Schools Capital Maintenance

(50,110)

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Joseph Hood – Schools Capital Maintenance

38,000

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Dundonald – Schools Capital Maintenance

(9,080)

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Pelham – Schools Capital Maintenance

(16,000)

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Wimbledon Chase – Schools Capital Maintenance

(65,390)

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Wimbledon Park – Schools Capital Maintenance

15,900

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Haslemere – Schools Capital Maintenance

52,300

 

Virement in line with projected spend

St Marks – Schools Capital Maintenance

16,300

 

Virement in line with projected spend

William Morris – Schools Capital Maintenance

13,600

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Raynes Park – Schools Capital Maintenance

(50,000)

 

Virement in line with projected spend

Whatley – Capital Maintenance

50,000

 

Virement in line with projected spend

CSF Safeguarding – Care Leavers Living Accommodation

(66,000)

66,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Youth Provision – Pollards Hill Digital Divide

(210,000)

210,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Environment and Regeneration

 

 

 

Highways and Footways – Residential Secure Cycle Store

(25,670)

25,670

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Highways and Footways – Accessibility Programme

130,000

 

Additional TfL Funding

Highways and Footways – Casualty Reduction & Schools  

199,000

 

Additional TfL Funding

Cycle Route Improvements – Cycle Parking

75,000

5,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend & Addit.TfL Funding

Cycle Rout Improvements – Cycle Improve Residential Streets

205,000

 

Additional TfL Funding

Mitcham Area Regeneration – Sandy Lane Public Realm

(200,000)

200,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Wimbledon Area Regeneration – Crowded Places/Hostile Veh

(180.000)

180.000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

 

 

 

Budget

2022-23

Budget

2023-24

Narrative

Wimbledon Area Regeneration – Wimbl Hill Heritage Led Pblc Realm

(50,000)

50,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Borough Regeneration – Merton Lost Rivers

(200,000)

200,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Parks Investment – Myrna Close Public Realm

48.800

 

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Borough Regeneration – 42 Graham Road

(50,000)

50,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Borough Regeneration – Carbon Offset Funding

(50,000)

50,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Parks Investment – Paddling Pools

(70,000)

70,000

Reprofiled in line with projected spend

Total

(602,300)

1,465,100

 

 

Report author: Roger Kershaw

Publication date: 09/11/2022

Date of decision: 07/11/2022

Decided at meeting: 07/11/2022 - Cabinet

Effective from: 15/11/2022

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