Definition of «local authority budgets»

Local authority budgets refer to the financial resources allocated by a local government or authority to fund various services and projects within their jurisdiction. These budgets typically include funds for essential services such as public safety, transportation, sanitation, healthcare and education. The amount of funding allocated to each service or project may vary depending on the priorities and needs of the community. Local authority budgets are often developed through a process of public consultation and are subject to approval by the local government or authority.

Sentences with «local authority budgets»

Meanwhile, austerity measures are hitting school and local authority budgets hard, and there is a lack of government action to protect children's fundamental rights, including the right to play. (educationbusinessuk.net)
Reduced local authority budgets will make this an increasing problem; the knock - on effect will be on the progress and wellbeing of siblings in your school. (schoolsweek.co.uk)
And at the same time, the development needed to be completed within a realistic local authority budget, and be robust, easy to occupy and maintain. (passivehouseplus.ie)
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