Leeds outlines ‘unpalatable’ proposals to reduce £163m funding gap

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Oliver Rudgewick

11 Oct 23

Cutting hundreds of jobs, selling assets and reducing services have been mooted as Leeds City Council attempts to close a forecast £163m budget gap by 2026-27.

Oliver Rudgewick

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