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Tag: County Councillor David Borrow

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County Council, Wyre Council to meet to discuss cuts ahead

Leaders at Lancashire County Council have invited senior members and officers from Wyre Council to a meeting to discuss the ongoing review of the county council’s buildings and how it […]

9 June, 2016
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Lancashire County Council’s Property consultation reaches quarter-way mark

A screenshot of Lancashire County Council’s interactive map identifying planned cuts to local services – as well as those that are continuing Lancashire County Council is encouraging more residents to […]

5 December, 2014
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County Council Invites Views On Further Savings Options

Lancashire County Council’s cabinet was presented with a revised set of budget options yesterday, setting out how the council could achieve its savings target by April 2018. Senior council officers presented a […]

30 November, 2014
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Lancashire County Council’s Library Closure Denial, spends fortune on County Hall canteen

Photo: Alexandrr P. Kapp As government cuts to public services continue to bite, the Labour-led Lancashire County Council is considering all manner of service reductions – and the spectre of […]

6 November, 2014
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County Council Reveals Plans for £176 million in budget cuts

Lancashire County Council‘s cabinet was today presented with a series of options that could help deliver £176 million in savings by April 2018. Senior council officers presented a report detailing […]

2 September, 2014
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More cuts ahead for Lancashire County Council

Lancashire County Hall. Photo: Johnny English (Creative Commons) Lancashire County Council’s Cabinet is to propose a budget to steer the council through the next three years, including a further £160m […]

7 February, 2014
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County Council issues statement on bus cut climbdown

Council leader Jennifer Mein: ” The county council will still listen to residents’ views” Lancashire County Council has issued a full statement on its decision not to withdraw, wholesale, its […]

30 October, 2013
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Try your hand at setting the Lancashire County Council budget

In an effort to shed light on the problems it faces from reduced government funding, Lancashire County Council has launched a new online budget calculator where people can create their […]

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