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Published Date: 13 February 2008
CASH-strapped Leeds City Council plans to transfer some of its services to the independent sector as part of a major cost- saving drive.
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LEEDS CITY COUNCILLORS DONT WANT THE WORK AND RESPONSIBILTY RUNNING THESE DEPARTMENTS JUST ANOTHER EASY WAY OF CUTTING THERE WORK LOAD

Carl Wigglesworth

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Raymond Hewlett Mullins,

Leeds 28/03/2008 10:27:28
The quickest way in which the so called cash strapped local authority can save money is to stop payng Coucillors a salary and rediculous special responsability payments.
If our local representatives are performing their duties for the right motives this should not be an issue.The cost of the councillor gravy train is nearly two milliion pounds a year.
Enough is enough-stop this madness,it's public money being thrown around.
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