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DENBIGHSHIRE County Council’s Cabinet has approved its budget for the 2021/2022 financial year, with an increase of 3.8% in council tax for the county’s residents. The draft settlement announced by Welsh Government in December showed an increase of 3.6% in the budget for Denbighshire and in cash terms this means an increase of £5.4 million. The budget still has to go to Full Council for approval on January 26. In setting the budget, councillors have considered the fact that there are £10.6m budget pressures facing the authority, including continued pressure on social services, education, schools and waste service. In light of the better settlement, the Council has been able to keep the increase in council tax as low as possible, with this year’s increase of 3.8% lower than last year’s increase of 4.3%. ....
DENBIGHSHIRE County Council is closing all of its public conveniences from 4pm today. The Council made the decision to close its public toilets to keep public convenience staff and residents safe during the current increase in coronavirus cases. Councillor Julian Thompson-Hill, Lead Member for Finance, Performance and Strategic Assets, said: “Due to the recent increase in Covid-19 cases in Denbighshire the decision has been made to close all public conveniences until the end of this current lockdown period. “With the new variant of the virus being significantly more virulent, it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep both staff and residents safe while using the facilities. ....
DENBIGHSHIRE council s budget settlement from the Welsh Government has been increased by £5.5million as it considers spending reductions in the next financial year. Denbighshire County Council welcomed its draft budget settlement confirmed by the Welsh Government but said its medium-term outlook remains a concern . The budget will be increased by £5.5million in cash terms on a like-for-like basis, a rise of 3.6 per cent for the 2021/2022 financial year. Councillor Julian Thompson-Hill, cabinet member for finance, said the council is reviewing its budget for the next financial year and proposals to identify efficiencies across the authority are currently being considered. “Following a difficult year dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, which has put an additional strain on resources, we welcome the increased settlement from the Welsh Government, he said. ....