Opposition councillors in Cardiff would freeze council tax, help victims of the cladding scandal, and reopen a recycling centre if they controlled the city’s budget.
The Labour-run Cardiff council has passed the budget for the next financial year, beginning in April, with a council tax rising 1.9% and millions of pounds invested in housing and schools.
Each March, opposition parties in Cardiff set out how they would set the council’s budget differently — and this year a different party could be ruling the council after the election in May.
