Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Manchester, Rochdale, Knowsley, Liverpool, St Helens, Doncaster and South Tyneside are among the 36 local authorities that take the maximum cut of 8.9%.
Meanwhile Dorset gets a 0.25% increase in funding and Windsor and Maidenhead, Poole, West Sussex, Wokingham, Richmond upon Thames and Buckinghamshire all get cuts of 1% or below.
Cant have anything to do with which Party runs whitch council no can it.
Its time for a change.
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Of course it could be a realignment after 13 years of bias the other way?
Do you know otherwise?
Thats an interesting possibility Weggis.
I thought there was a formula for the grants to the authorities based on things like how many school places needed , how many miles of roads to maintain , how many people needing care etc,etc.
But no doubt these figures can be calculated somewhat differently depending on who is pushing the buttons !
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