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Local authority grants to fall by 28%
Comprehensive Spending Review makes tough reading for councils
Georhe OsbourneMark Moran
Local authorities are facing an average reduction in spending of 28% over four years as a result of chancellor George Osborne’s Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), unveiled on 20 October.
Overall revenue funding from Whitehall will reduce by 28% in real terms including funding for police and fire authorities from £28.5bn this year to £22.9bn in 2014/15.
The cut is higher than the 25% reduction long assumed by senior officers at the Association of Directors for Environment,...
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