The sweeping budget proposals include the closure of buildings and a council tax rise of 4.99% from April.
The council is also reviewing fees and pricing for hiring Leeds community centres, the demand for council-managed children’s centres and Little Owls nurseries, and fees and charges for adult social care.
The measures – that have yet to be officially signed off – come as the council seeks to set a balanced budget for the next financial year, which starts in April.
To do that, it must save £58.4m over the next 12 months, alongside £7.4m of already agreed savings. Without setting its legally required balanced budget, it would effectively be declaring bankruptcy.
Here are nine things that Leeds could lose forever if the proposals are approved.
The measures – that have yet to be officially signed off – come as the council seeks to set a balanced budget for the next financial year, which starts in April.