Lib Dem Budget - a missed opportunity
Lib Dem Budget – A missed opportunity.
Stockport Council’s ruling Liberal Democrat Group yesterday revealed the details of their Council budget for the next year and confirmed a 3.25% rise in Council Tax.
“Liberal Democrats have again proved costly for the people of
“We are in a recession and the Liberal Democrats have decided the Council are to take on more borrowing and more debt which residents will ultimately have to pay back in the longer term.”
“Under the Conservatives, Stockport Council could have had a Council Tax Freeze for the next two years. Likewise, the Conservative proposal could have enabled £6 million over two years to remain in the pockets of Stockport residents to be spent in
16th February 2010

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