Winchester City Council Budget/Medium Term Financial Strategy 2021/22

Closed 15 Jan 2021

Opened 17 Dec 2020

Overview

Each year all local authorities are required to publish a budget setting out how they will fund the services they provide or activities they support. Whilst Winchester City Council set out a “fully funded” budget in February 2020, the impact of COVID-19 has seen significant additional costs as well as dramatic losses of income.

Whilst the council’s priorities set out in the April 2020 Council Plan remain unchanged, the direct result of the impacts of the pandemic means that we are forecasting a shortfall on next year’s budget of £3.7m.

On 16 December, the council’s Cabinet will consider proposals for achieving a balanced budget and will make final decisions in February 2021.

We would welcome your views on these proposals and are encouraging all residents, businesses and key stakeholders to provide feedback.  We have kept questions short and to the point and do hope you can spare 5 minutes to give us your views.

Areas

  • Bishops Waltham
  • Boarhunt And Southwick
  • Cheriton And Bishops Sutton
  • Colden Common And Twyford
  • Compton And Otterbourne
  • Denmead
  • Droxford
  • Itchen Valley
  • Kings Worthy
  • Littleton And Harestock
  • Olivers Battery And Badger Farm
  • Owslebury And Curdridge
  • Shedfield
  • Sparsholt
  • St Barnabas
  • St Bartholomew
  • St John And All Saints
  • St Luke
  • St Michael
  • St Paul
  • Swanmore And Newtown
  • The Alresfords
  • Upper Meon Valley
  • Whiteley
  • Wickham
  • Wonston And Micheldever

Audiences

  • Anyone from any background

Interests

  • Council Services