South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee
South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee (SWWCJC) Budget for Financial Year 2025/26
RESOLVED: · That the budget for the South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee, for the 2025/26 financial year, be set and approved at £710.3k (as detailed in Appendix C of the circulated report (Requested Budget with the use of reserves)). · That the Levy Charge, based on population to the constituent authorities, be approved as follows: Local Authority Levy 2025/26: City and County of Swansea Council (Levy) - £191,188 Carmarthenshire County Council (Levy) - £151,281 Neath Port Talbot CBC (Levy) - £114,094 Pembrokeshire County Council (Levy) - £99,414 Brecon Beacons NPA (Levy) - £147 Pembr…
South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee - Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee. Scrutiny committees question decisions and can recommend changes. They don't make the decision.
Budget for 2026/27 and council levies
Members supported the recommended restricted budget for the South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee. They added their existing concerns about whether the Strategic Development Plan is affordable.
South West Wales Corporate Joint Committee
Budget for Financial Year 2026/27
RESOLVED: • That the budget requirement for the Joint Committee, £1,149,715 as set out in Appendix B of the circulated report (Requested Budget with minimum Strategic Planning allocation), be approved • That the Levy Charge, based on population to the constituent authorities, be approved as follows: Local Authority Levy 2026/27 £ City and County of Swansea Council (Levy) 232,414 Carmarthenshire County Council (Levy) 176,458 Neath Port Talbot CBC (Levy) 132,481 Pembrokeshire County Council (Levy) 116,308 Pembrokeshire Coast NPA (Levy) 654 Brecon Beacons NPA (Levy) 144
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