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Worcestershire faces £13m budget gap

The cost of social care is the main driver of the council’s forecast overspend for 2022-23.

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By Martin Ford | 12 December 2022

Worcestershire CC is attempting to bridge a budget gap that is expected to top £13m by the end of the financial year.

The cost of social care is the main driver of the council's forecast overspend for 2022-23.

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