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Councils told: 'improve budget data accuracy'

Councils have been told to improve the accuracy of their budget data as they prepare to face up to £20bn in cuts.

By Sam Clayden | 20 October 2015

Councils have been told to improve the accuracy of their budget data as they prepare to face up to £20bn in cuts.

A meeting this week of the Central and Local Government Information Partnership (CLIP) heard of vast differences between estimated revenue budgets and outturns.

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