What are the Conservative and Liberal Democrat budget proposals for Wirral Council for 2018-19?
What are the Conservative and Liberal Democrat budget proposals for Wirral Council for 2018-19?
Councillor Ian Lewis (Leader of Conservative Group) Wirral Council (Council, 11th December 2017) who proposed the Conservative Budget Objection
As a declaration of interest, I will start by stating that I’m married to someone will have to pay the 5.99% council tax rise (if agreed tonight).
This evening, all 65 councillors at Wirral Council have been invited to a public meeting in the Council Chamber at Wallasey Town Hall to decide on the Council’s Budget for 2018-19 (1.4.18 to 31.3.19) starting at 6.00 pm.
The ruling Labour administration (who hold 38 out of 65 seats) proposed their Budget at the Cabinet meeting held on the 19th February 2018.
Cabinet rejects annual £25 charge for residents parking schemes as “households are struggling to make ends meet”
Cabinet rejects annual £25 charge for residents parking schemes as “households are struggling to make ends meet”
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Cabinet met on Monday and watered down cross-party proposals that would’ve resulted in consultation on an estimated annual £25 charge on households for residents’ parking schemes.
