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Northumberland County Councillors concerns over scrutiny process - Vimarsana News

Northumberland County Councillors concerns over scrutiny process

Labour councillors have raised concerns over a council’s criticised scrutiny process.

Review of social work teams among £370m in savings plans set out by Birmingham - Vimarsana News

Review of social work teams among £370m in savings plans set out by Birmingham

Cash-strapped Birmingham council outlines measures to clear budget deficit, including making efficiencies to social work teams

'OAPs are frightened to go out': Birmingham locals warn crime will soar and slam plan to make them pay MORE for fewer bin collections, dimmed street lighting and cuts to highway maintenance - as desperate council moves to balance the books - Vimarsana News

'OAPs are frightened to go out': Birmingham locals warn crime will soar and slam plan to make them pay MORE for fewer bin collections, dimmed street lighting and cuts to highway maintenance - as desperate council moves to balance the books

The cash-strapped Labour-run local authority has issued two 'section 114' orders - effectively an admission of bankruptcy - and plans to impose a 21 per cent council tax rise over two years.

Commissioners: Birmingham needs a 'comprehensive reset' | Local Government Chronicle (LGC) - Vimarsana News

Commissioners: Birmingham needs a 'comprehensive reset' | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

Delivering the necessary governance improvements alongside addressing financial issues at Birmingham will “take an extended timescale” and result in a

Bankrupt Birmingham City Council needs £1.25billion government bailout to keep services running as it reveals it will put up council tax by 9.99% in April and carry out job cuts and a fire sale of assets worth £500million to rescue its finances - Vimarsana News

Bankrupt Birmingham City Council needs £1.25billion government bailout to keep services running as it reveals it will put up council tax by 9.99% in April and carry out job cuts and a fire sale of assets worth £500million to rescue its finances

Budget papers confirm the authority is planning to raise council tax by 21 per cent over two years while cutting the cost of services by £367million and initiate redundancies costing £100 million.