William Eichler 18 December 2023

Nottingham holds public event to discuss cuts

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Nottingham City Council has announced it will be holding a public event this week to give residents more details on its financial difficulties.

The local authority, which issued a Section 114 last month, published last week its proposals for closing a £53.7m budget gap for 2024-25.

These included cutting 554 full-time equivalent posts through ‘a targeted voluntary redundancy approach’.

The city council has announced it will be holding an engagement event at the Council House to give people a chance to hear from councillors and officers on the proposals and to ask questions.

If this article was of interest, then check out, 'Can local government take much more?', 'Preventing future Section 114 notices' and 'How to fix local government finance'.

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