- Darlington: £22.6 million cuts from its £107 million budget
- Birmingham: cutting £75 million and planning to axe up to 2,000 jobs and shut care homes
- Dudley: revised its cuts up from £30 million to £70 million
- Croydon: pushing through £1.7 million cuts in staff costs. Planning to cut funding to ten projects for voluntary groups that support disabled and young people
- Andover: announced £30 million worth of cuts to children’s services, which will slash 185 jobs
- Sheffield: announced an immediate £6.5 million cuts
- Jersey: all public workers to be offered voluntary redundancy, as the island’s government aims to save £50 million over the next three years
- Wolverhampton: £70 million cuts on top of £27 million already agreed
- Sandwell: cuts of £65 million
- Staffordshire: £7.9 million cuts this year
- Bolton: £3.7 million from children’s services budget
- Worthing: £1 million in next year
- Leicester: £7.7 million from this year’s budget and estimated £100 million cut by 2015. About 1,000 jobs could go
- Powys County: £16 million over next four years – meaning 800 job cuts
- Swindon: £15 million over next few years. Up to 1,000 jobs expected to go
- West Berkshire: loss of £1.1 million this year’s funding
- Worcester: £6.5 million cuts
- Manchester: £60 million
- Whitby: bus service to face drastic cuts of 10 percent
Council cuts around the country
Councils across Britain are planning huge cuts. Here is a small selection:
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