Bromley Council has allocated £377,000 from the School Conditions Allocation for the 2025/26 maintenance program, including significant investments in school refurbishments. Key projects are underway, such as thermal insulation at the former Marjorie McClure School, structural improvements at Riverside School, and heating enhancements at Poverest Primary. Amidst this, the TaxPayers' Alliance has raised concerns, criticizing the budget for being overly supportive of consultant fees. However, the council argues that engaging with consultants is essential for effective project delivery, emphasizing the need for external expertise in managing these works.
The TaxPayers' Alliance criticizes Bromley's funding allocation, stating resources meant for public improvements are instead benefiting consultants, raising concerns over local authority management.
Bromley Council defends the use of consultants for the Education Planned Maintenance Programme, asserting their expertise is crucial for the successful execution of the projects.
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