A special report was produced for all party members; published on 10th October 1995.
Opening the Books Nottinghamshire’s budget options for 1996/97.
£50 million cuts …
to our schools, social services, fire services etc. is so important to many party members and members of the public.
Consultation
The County Council is consulting the public and details of the campaign with information shared with the public.
Stop the cuts
Whilst we are consulting on the extent of cuts to be made, we hope to generate enough public concern to stop the cuts being made at all.
Mapperley ward issues Beechwood
A fence is to be erected around the back of the grounds.
Mapperley Crescent
A resident of Marnham Drive was knocked down whilst crossing at the zebra recently.
I am to meet residents to discuss safety at the crossing. Unemployment
674; 17.0%. 15th highest district ward in the county.
Cases
140 in 1995. Other Nottinghamshire issues
Don Boardman
Don was County Councillor for Worksop North & Carlton. He died last week.
Previously, he'd been chair of Economic Development on Bassetlaw District Council.
Waste Notts
The Labour Group has resolved to proceed further with plans to sell the County's waste disposal company, Waste Notts.
This is to raise money to reduce the impact of lack of government support for local services, and to allow the company to grow free from the restrictions that apply to local government finances. Will Hutton says ..
"taxation as a proportion of national output, runs at 37.5 per cent. In Europe, only the Greeks pay less.
"By European standards, Britain is already a low tax country. Ordinary individuals pay a disproportionate amount of tax, but that's because the taxation of rich and corporate Britain is so extraordinary light. Inheritance Tax is regarded as largely voluntary by the wealthy; Capital Gains Tax is widely avoided; and most British companies have overseas tax havens, through which they minimise their tax."
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