Bristol City Council cabinet meets on Tuesday (January 18) to recommend its annual budget to full council next month.
Mayor Marvin Rees insists it is a “no frontline cuts budget” and that 89 proposals outlined in papers to the meeting to make savings and plug a £19.5million gap focus on the authority’s internal costs.
But they include hikes in fees for allotments and parking, less money for library books, museum entrance fees, a rehab centre closure and many more ways to claw back the deficit.
