Council tax will rise by three percent as the local authority approved a ‘no cuts’ budget for the fourth year in a row.
Proposals to slash the £5million gap by axing lollipop patrollers, cutting back street cleaning and switching to three-weekly bin collections have all been rejected.
West Dunbartonshire SNP councillors put forward proposals to close the gap, which include using over £1m of reserves and almost £2m of government Covid funding, which were agreed last week.
