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 Dec 25 2015, 12:15 AM
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It seems the much feared £10.8m of Govt cuts for WBC has, due to inflationary pressures, now expanded to a reported £15m of cuts/savings that have to be found in 2016/17.
 Cuts, cuts and more cuts WBC were supposedly already struggling to find the £10.8m fat to trim off. If it's an additional £4m from the consultation proposals that were put forward then there are going to be jobs going as well as school buses methinks. It's odd that the highest cuts have (apparently) gone to Wokingham, West Berks and Windsor...... Did central govt base their decisions on an alphabetical list? |
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