There are just 24 hours remaining to have a say on a raft of proposals put forward to save Liverpool Council millions of pounds as it tries to set a “horrific” annual budget.
In November, the local authority published its proposals to put itself on a stable financial footing. As a result, £73m of savings have been identified.
Among the options it faces are a potential hike in council tax, increasing fees and charges as well as a review of its libraries and fitness centres. The spending cuts facing Liverpool Council take it past half a billion pounds lost in funding since 2010.
