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Welsh councils call for end to cuts

Welsh council leaders have called for an end to the ‘relentless cuts to public services’ after a new report highlighted the scale of shrinking budgets.

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By Dan Peters | 22 September 2017

Welsh council leaders have called for an end to the ‘relentless cuts to public services' after a new report highlighted the scale of shrinking budgets.

The Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) said the report by Wales Public Services 2025 ‘laid bare the catastrophic impact' of eight years of austerity.

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