The outlook is certainly anything but sunny. It has been clear for some time that coping with a third consecutive year of frozen council tax and a severely pruned budget with worse to follow was well beyond the scope of “efficiency savings”.
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Cutting to the quick
‘Grey sky thinking” might be a better way of putting it. Officials at Glasgow City Council have been told to indulge in “blue sky thinking” in the quest for economies that could see its budget cut by 15% in three years and its workforce shrink by up to 3000.
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