The council is predicted to be millions of pounds over budget by March 2023. Councillor Helen Holland, cabinet member for adult social care, said they were not cutting any services
I'm Nick Meir with news that there are fears that a money-saving council recruitment freeze could affect elderly people in care homes. Several vacancies could remain open across Bristol City Council in a bid to prevent over-spending, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service. The council is predicted to be millions of pounds over budget by March 2023. Councillor Helen Holland, cabinet member for adult social care, said they were not cutting any services. Bristol mayor Marvin Rees said the council could not afford to "float off in the clouds" with its budgeting. For more care related stories stay with us here at Care Radio.
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