Cabinet will be asked to approve the decision to go out to consultation on the options when they meet on 24 November. Amendments to the budget plans were proposed by Liberal Democrat leader Richard Kemp and leader of the Greens Tom Crone, but they subsequently fell. Proposals totalling 18.7 million have so far been drawn up following consultation between the Cabinet and council officers, including a mix of reductions in spending and generating additional income. Ms Anderson said the council would "examine every decision through our triple-lock prism of its impact on people, the planet and improving equality", but savings were needed as the authority's funding had reduced by about 65% since 2010. This includes our workforce. They are not arguing to set an illegal budget as their predecessors in the 80s advocated, but they are not afraid to publicly challenge the mayor and cabinet. Liverpool to begin its 22/23 budget consultation, which seeks to save But the authority says the closure of the one stop shops during the coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated the viability of phone and online-based facilities for city residents. Five of the region's six councils - the City of Liverpool, Sefton, St . The figures show a Council Tax rise of 1.99 per cent in 2022/23, and an additional two percent ringfenced for spending on adult social care. Liverpool budget passes despite Labour councillors' rebellion Please download the budget options here. We have suggested we close the 73 million gap through a mix of service reductions (with a limited number of closures), changes to how we deliver services (transformation) and bold, new initiatives to help us generate income. In a tweet, Ms Anderson said the authority had yet not felt the full effects of Brexit and the economic impact of Covid. Later today, the paperwork for next weeks Cabinet (24 November) will be released to the public, including the details of the options the council will be putting forward to help us meet a budget gap of 73 million for the next financial year. Interim Chief Executive, Theresa Grant, added: We have been through a very intense period scrutinising the options to make sure that the final budget proposals are robust and will deliver the savings we need to make. What we want is make it easier than ever for those residents across the whole city, who need face-to-face support, to get it - no matter where they live. Council pledges reforms after government report, Government takes action over council's 'failures', Man run over and attacked by gang armed with weapons, Club of the Year celebrate St Helens CAMRA honour, Tranmere man, 32, arrested after 'serious assault' in Rock Ferry, Pictures show ongoing demolition of St Peter & Paul's Catholic church, Popular Liverpool holiday destinations issue ban ahead of summer, Widnes garage fire started by electrical hand tool, More than 20,000 Russians dead in Bakhmut, US says, France May Day protests leave dozens of police injured, 'Fighter jets are roaring over my home in Sudan', 'My wife and six children joined Kenya starvation cult', On board the worlds last surviving turntable ferry.

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