US EditionGLA ‘Unlikely’ to Plug £19.2million Budget Gap – and ‘West Ham Being Relegated Could Make It Worse’
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GLA ‘unlikely’ to plug £19.2million budget gap – and ‘West Ham being relegated could make it worse’
The Greater London Authority is ‘unlikely’ to fill an impending £19.2million budget gap, a senior officer has admitted – and finances could take a ‘further £2.2million hit if West Ham are relegated’. Mary Harpley, Chief Officer at the GLA, told the London Assembly that current projections around the deficit could change but suggested it would […]
GLA struggling to plug £19m budget gap amid warning over West Ham relegation
United’s poor Premier League form could end up costing City Hall another £2.2m thanks to Boris Johnson “own goal”, reports Kumal Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter London Stadium, the taxpayer-funded home of West Ham United The Greater London Authority (GLA) is “unlikely” to fill an impending £19.2million budget gap – and it could get even worse if West Ham United are relegated. The warning comes from Mary Harpley, chief officer at the GLA, who th…
GLA struggling to plug £19m budget gap amid warning over West Ham relegation
United’s poor Premier League form could end up costing City Hall another £2.2m thanks to Boris Johnson “own goal”, reports Kumal Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter London Stadium, the taxpayer-funded home of West Ham United The Greater London Authority (GLA) is “unlikely” to fill an impending £19.2million budget gap – and it could get even worse if West Ham United are relegated. The warning comes from Mary Harpley, chief officer at the GLA, who th…
GLA struggling to plug £19m budget gap amid warning over West Ham relegation
United’s poor Premier League form could end up costing City Hall another £2.2m thanks to Boris Johnson “own goal”, reports Kumal Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter London Stadium, the taxpayer-funded home of West Ham United The Greater London Authority (GLA) is “unlikely” to fill an impending £19.2million budget gap – and it could get even worse if West Ham United are relegated. The warning comes from Mary Harpley, chief officer at the GLA, who th…
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