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Leeds Bonfire Night displays gone forever, parking fees at parks and dimmed street lights in council savings plan

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Council house tenants could also see their rent hiked by seven per cent in April. Parking charges are likely to be brought in at some parks and local attractions for the first time. Council tax could rise by nearly five per cent, which includes a hike in the adult social care precept local authorities can charge.

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Leeds Bonfire Night displays gone forever, parking fees at parks and dimmed street lights in council savings plan

Streetlights could be dimmed, nurseries closed and Bonfire Night displays axed permanently as part of gigantic cutbacks being planned by Leeds City Council.

1 year ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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