Borough BookAlphaHammersmith & Fulham, 2026/27
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Promises

Care for older and disabled adults in Hammersmith & Fulham

Labour, which runs the council, made 1 headline pledge: 1 is being delivered. Conservative, in opposition, made 1 headline pledge; opposition pledges are costed so voters can compare, but cannot be delivered from opposition.

The council’s 2026/27 day-to-day budget for care for older and disabled adults: £84.7m. The whole budget.

The pledges

From every party’s 2026 manifesto, quoted word for word. Open one for its timeline, sources and the right of reply.

  1. Labourruns the council“Continue our pioneering policy of free adult home care for every resident in need, because when people need care they should face kindness, not anxiety about cost.”DeliveringNo cost stated
  2. Conservativeopposition“Maintain free adult social care for all residents”Opposition pledgeNo cost stated

Questions

What have the parties promised on care for older and disabled adults in Hammersmith & Fulham?

2 headline pledges from Labour and Conservative: Labour, “Continue our pioneering policy of free adult home care for every resident in need, because when people need care they should face kindness, not anxiety about cost.” (Delivering); Conservative, “Maintain free adult social care for all residents” (Opposition pledge).

How much does Hammersmith & Fulham Council spend on care for older and disabled adults?

£84.7m in its 2026/27 day-to-day budget, from the council's own budget papers. See the budget on https://boroughbook.uk/#budget.

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