Strong finances delivering what matters for residents and communities across North Lincolnshire

Investment in stronger communities, better roads, new facilities and targeted support for families is continuing to make a real difference across North Lincolnshire.

It comes as North Lincolnshire Council’s latest financial report confirms that, despite national pressures from inflation and rising costs in care and education, the authority balanced its budget for 2024/25 while maintaining healthy reserves.

The year-end position shows the council finished the financial year with a small underspend and no unplanned service reductions – all while protecting key local priorities.

Cllr Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “Residents can see the results for themselves – roads being resurfaced, play areas refurbished, new community facilities opening, and more families getting the help they need early.

“This report confirms we’re doing what we said we would: delivering value, staying stable and investing in the things that make a difference.”

Independent auditors once again praised the council for its robust financial planning, accuracy of accounts and timely reporting – placing North Lincolnshire among the best-run councils in the country.

The financial position also reflects continued investment in prevention and early help, supporting families before they reach crisis and reducing the need for more expensive interventions later.

Cllr Tim Mitchell, cabinet member for sustainability and transformation, said: “Balancing the books isn’t an end in itself – it’s what enables us to keep improving local services and investing in the future.

“Every decision we take starts with the same question: does this improve life for residents? This year’s results show that approach is working.

“The report shows that we prioritise what matters and deliver what matters.”

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