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Wirral faces £27m budget gap

The council said it was time to ‘make the changes that have been put off for too many years’ following heavy criticism from external reviews of its finances.

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By Martin Ford | 10 January 2022

Wirral MBC has proposed a range of cuts as it faces up to a £27m budget gap.

The council said it was time to ‘make the changes that have been put off for too many years' following heavy criticism from external reviews of its finances.

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