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See: dissipate, overdraw
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Byline: LIAM MURPHY WIRRAL Council is heading for an overspend of more than pounds 2m by the end of the year, according to the latest figures released by the authority.
Council finance chief warns of pounds 2m overspend; Wirral library ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The cost of building the road was not included in the business case for the Ann Marie Howse Centre in Sheldon, resulting in a significant overspend for the cash-strapped department.
Huge extra bill for care centre road; COUNCIL: No money put aside for ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Now it has emerged that Blyth Valley Council generated a capital overspend of more than pounds 400,000 on the project.
Troubled project is pounds 400,000 in red; More woe at Blyth market ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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