A partnership between two councils which saw them share responsibilities on road, waste and fleet services is to be scrapped after a review found the scheme was “unsustainable”.
The shared services scheme was developed in 2017 between the West Dunbartonshire Council and Inverclyde Council.
At that time the two local authorities, as well as East Dunbartonshire Council, had developed a model to share roads and transportation services before the remit was expanded to include waste, fleet and grounds services.
