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A Improvement The Council, run by the UK, is allegedly ready to raise tax rates next year, despite this Cost-cut measure Elon is inspired by those introduced by Musk United States,
Nigel Faraj In May this year, Kent County Council vowed to save “a lot of money” after winning control in local elections.
Two months later, in July, the council introduced the local government’s efficiency department (Dolge), which was modeling on Musk’s Dogi in the US, which the council leader Linden Kemkaran claimed that £ 40m of potential savings was identified.
a report Council members stated that savings would ensure that the council was able to operate within its budget, while “provides services that give the most importance to the residents and who are required to be distributed by law”.
However, the new adult social care head of the authority Dyne Morton has indicated an increase in the bills tax bills this week as he warned that the services in the county were “under bare bones”.
Dianne Morton told financial Times: “We have got more demand than ever and it’s growing, we just want more money.”
While Ms. Kemkaran has refused to say if the council’s tax rates will be increased, Ms. Morton said that she believes that the growth would be five percent, maximum permission was given.
About 50 percent of Kent’s annual £ 2.5BN budget is also spent on children with social care of adults and children as well as children with special education needs.
For the East Thanet Poli Billington, the Labor MP has accused the authority heads of “a lot of promises about savings, then failing to find someone because they do not know what they are talking about.”
He said, “What are they doing in the local government and this is what they will do for Britain.”
Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper said: “It is revealed that Cribing the notes of Dodi American tech billionaires is no way to run a council.”
However, an improvement UK Kent spokesperson said that the council had done “great job” to reduce the loan by £ 66m in five months, yet despite showing the council papers that it faces £ 27.9m overspend in the new year, beyond the budget of its £ 1.53BN.
The party’s experience in Kent is a reflection of obstacles that would face Mr. Faraj if he was selected as the Prime Minister, which includes frequent promises of improvement to cut taxes and reduce public spending.
Ms. Kemkaran said that the management of Kent worked as a “shop window, through which everyone is going to see what an improvement government can look like”.
An reform UK Kent spokesman said that the council has a new “no more lending” policy since this year’s pole.
He said, “Our team in KCC has already done some great job to clean the dirt left by Kent Orthodoxies and reduce the debt of the County Council in its first five months in the office.”
“Most of the part of it has come from saving as a result of their docks (local government’s efficiency department) unit.
“This involves implementing a ‘no peacock browing’ policy, which will reduce their debt by 33 million pounds by March 2026, scrapping KCC’s Net Zero Renewable Energy Program to save £ 32 million in four years, and stop a new council building, which has disturbed the additional £ 14 billion from boring.”