The Executive of Bromley Council was scheduled to consider the draft budget for the upcoming financial year and review progress on the council's transformation agenda. Discussions were also planned regarding the progress of housing schemes and the urgent award of a contract for a direct payment support service.

Draft Budget and Financial Strategy

The meeting was scheduled to include a review of the draft budget for 2026-27 and an update on the council's financial strategy. This would involve examining the financial plans for the upcoming year, as detailed in the Draft Budget report 2026-27 final.

Transformation Report Progress

A two-year progress report on the Transformation Report 2024-2028 was scheduled for discussion. This report, titled Transforming Bromley 20252607102026_V5, would cover the period of 2025-26 and outline the progress made on the council's transformation initiatives.

Housing Schemes Progress

The Executive was set to receive a report on the progress of housing schemes, including the award of the main works contract. This discussion was divided into two parts, with Part 1 being public and Part 2 containing exempt information. The public report is available as Housing Schemes Progress Committee Report - Part 1.

Urgent Contract Award for Direct Payment Support Service

The meeting agenda included a notice regarding the urgent award of a contract for the Direct Payment Support Service. This item was also divided into public and exempt parts, with the public notice available as NOTICE OF THE URGENT AWARD OF A CONTRACT FOR THE DIRECT PAYMENT SUPPORT SERVICE Wednesday 21-Jan-20.

Other Business

The Executive was also scheduled to consider any other issues referred from the Executive, Resources & Contracts Policy Development and Scrutiny Committee. Additionally, the meeting would address matters related to the Local Government Act 1972, as amended, and the Freedom of Information Act 2000, with provisions for excluding the press and public during the consideration of exempt information. This included further discussion on the housing schemes and the direct payment support service contract.