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Significant concerns raised over 'deteriorating' finances at Tower Hamlets Council (opens the original)
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Auditors have flagged "significant concerns" at Tower Hamlets Council’s "deteriorating financial position" with the local authority set to overspend by £19m this year. A report by professional services firm EY said the budget-busting figure was “not consistent with effective financial planning and budgetary control”. EY said the overspend “raises significant concerns” about the “robustness of the council’s budget-setting assumptions". In July, the east London council revealed it was on track to
Significant concerns raised over 'deteriorating' finances at Tower Hamlets Council - AOL (opens the original)
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Auditors have flagged "significant concerns" at Tower Hamlets Council’s "deteriorating financial position" with the local authority set to overspend by £19m this year. A report by professional services firm EY said the budget-busting figure was “not consistent with effective financial planning and budgetary control”. EY said the overspend “raises significant concerns” about the “robustness of the council’s budget-setting assumptions". In July, the east London council revealed it was on track to
Series of Thames Wharf raves 'still have no planning permission' (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. A series of daytime raves to be held in a Thames Wharf warehouse from next week still does not have planning permission. Shows starring popular DJs such as Jamie Jones, Eric Prydz and Charlotte de Witte are due to take place at Thames Wharf Dock in Newham next month, starting on Saturday, October 3. It is the first of five raves planned there throughou
Sadiq Khan told to sell London Stadium to West Ham to avoid losing tens of millions of pounds a year - AOL (opens the original)
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The London Stadium should be sold to West Ham United, a Labour London Assembly member has told London mayor Sadiq Khan. Bassam Mahfouz has urged the mayor to consider selling the stadium to the football club as way to avoid losing tens of millions of pounds a year. He said the current arrangement, where West Ham pays rent to use the stadium as its home ground, had proved “disastrous” for London taxpayers. London Stadium LLP – wholly owned by the Greater London Authority (GLA) – revealed earlier
Sadiq Khan urged to sell London Stadium to avoid losing tens of millions a year (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. The London Stadium should be sold to West Ham United, a Labour London Assembly member has told London mayor Sadiq Khan. Bassam Mahfouz has urged the mayor to consider selling the stadium to the football club as way to avoid losing tens of millions of pounds a year. He said the current arrangement, where West Ham pays rent to use the stadium as its home
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