Tight budget controls pay dividends for council ...Middle East

Tight budget controls have enabled Brighton and Hove City Council to reduce its forecast overspend in the current financial year. In October, the council’s finance chief Nigel Manvell told councillors that “difficult decisions” would be necessary to balance the budget. But in a report due to be presented to councillors next week, an overspend of […]

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