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Drew Sandelands

East Renfrewshire council tax will rise by 6 per cent as part of approved budget which will see jobs cut

Council tax in East Renfrewshire will rise by six per cent as part of plans to plug an £18 million budget black hole, which are likely to see school support staff jobs cut.

Council leader Owen O’Donnell, Labour, pledged there will be no compulsory redundancies as a result of the 2023 to 2024 budget — adding “fewer than 50” jobs would be lost.

However, savings totalling £4.1 million will be made to help balance the books, with a voluntary redundancy programme for school librarians, bilingual assistants and technicians.

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