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WATCH: “We’ll have to make savage cuts”, says Leader

Last updated: 2018/10/16 at 1:51 PM
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Last week, the Welsh Government announced its provisional budget settlement, which includes the funding to go to Local Government.

Under the new settlement, Wrexham will see a 0.6 per cent decrease in funding – equivalent to £5million in cuts.

Click the video above to see what Leader Cllr Mark Pritchard, and Chief Executive Ian Bancroft, had to say on the settlement.

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