Birmingham City Council signs off budget with £130m frontline services boost
Birmingham City Council has approved its budget for 2026/27, signing off plans that include an additional £130m for frontline services and marking a key step in the authority’s financial recovery.
The proposals were agreed at a reconvened full council meeting on 2 March, following initial debate the previous week.
Councillors voted 40 to 37 in favour of the budget, with two amendments also approved. The decision confirms that the council has set a balanced revenue budget for the coming financial year.
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