Changes to the school day, Christmas lights, staff reductions and cuts at recycling centres are all on the table for when it comes to West Lothian Council’s money saving measures.
The potential changes are all under discussion as the local authority attempts to balance the books and plug a £47.1 million gap.
A public consultation which ends on November 20 aims to get feedback on how to reduce spending, alter local services and address the council’s shortfall.
