Suffolk County Council announces how it will save £50m
James Hazell sits in.
Suffolk county council has revealed details for the first time about how it intends to save 50 million pounds over the next two years.
James Hazell sits in.
Our reporter Lis Henderson tells James the details on how Suffolk County Council intends to save £50m over the next two years. Bureaucracy will be cut and management costs reduced, but efficiency will be expected across the organisation.
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