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Unison are debating 'no-cuts budgets'

A local government union has denied backing no-cuts budgets despite its members voting to use reserves and prudential borrowing to plug funding gaps.

By Sam Clayden | 16 February 2016

A local government union has denied backing no-cuts budgets despite its members voting to use reserves and prudential borrowing to plug funding gaps.

Unison's local government committee debated the idea of ‘legal no-cuts budgets' at its service group executive earlier this month.

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