People are being urged to tell West Lothian Council what services should be cut and what should be saved as bosses try to fill a near £50 million budget black hole.
The council has launched a public consultation on a range of budget measures that aim to reduce spending, alter local services and address the council’s budget gap.
The local authority faces a budget gap of £47.1 million between 2023 and 2028. The budget gap is caused by increasing costs and a rising population, combined with insufficient levels of government grant funding.
