Nottingham City Council has approved plans to increase council tax by nearly 5%, cut more than 500 jobs, and scale back public services to address a £53m budget gap. This decision has sparked concerns among residents and local leaders about the potential impact on the community and public services. Additionally, Ashfield District Council has also decided to raise taxes for its residents. Amid these financial adjustments, Nottinghamshire County Council has reversed its plan to eliminate free tram passes, a move that may offer some relief to the public. The series of financial and administrative decisions across Nottingham and its surrounding areas highlight the challenges local governments are facing in maintaining services amid budget constraints.
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Ashfield District Council to raise tax for residents https://t.co/GA5J1O37hN
Ashfield District Council to raise tax for residents - tap the pic to read more https://t.co/IF3i0nK01v
Public to help decide future of Nottinghamshire council HQ - tap the pic to read more https://t.co/CtmnMuPa11
Nottinghamshire County Council drops plan to axe free tram passes - tap the pic to read more https://t.co/EczsUWzyEs
We don't want Nottingham Forest to move, council leader says - tap the pic to read more https://t.co/v1sc7XjdTg
Nottingham: Fears over the impact of massive council cuts Tap the pic to read more https://t.co/wJHIObvaPI
Nottingham City Council has approved plans to increase council tax by nearly 5%, cut more than 500 jobs and scale back public services in a bid to plug a £53m budget gap. https://t.co/Bivby5kdEh