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SOLACE: 'It's no way to run a country,' says Miller

The current state of public finances are ‘no way to run a country,’ SOLACE president Jo Miller told council chiefs at their annual conference.

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By Heather Jameson | 19 October 2018

The current state of public finances are ‘no way to run a country,' SOLACE president Jo Miller told council chiefs at their annual conference.

Hitting out at the lack of coherent spending plans, Ms Miller said: ‘No [financial] plan from 2020 os terrifying, inept, grossly unfair and no way to run a country.'

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Heather Jameson

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