Glasgow’s SNP group will bring forward its plan to plug a £60m hole in the council’s finances tomorrow as the city faces another year of cuts.
City treasurer Ricky Bell is expected to set out how his party proposes to balance the books for 2023/24, but he will do so against a backdrop of more than £400m of cuts in the last decade.
He has said the UK’s “inflation crisis has been devastating for public finances” and “councils are caught up in that”.
