Cornwall Council has announced plans for deep and widespread cuts to services over the 2014 - 2015 financial year, amounting to £24 million. The Council's government grants have been reduced.
Cornwall Council proposes cutting £11.6 million from its Adult Care budget over the next financial year. The service includes supported living, home care and independent living for people with disabilities.
Cornwall Council has announced plans to end its children's mental health service, part of an effort to save £24 million over the tax year. The Council also plans to axe its family intervention project.
More details are expected today following Cornwall Council's plans to cut £24 million from its budget next year. The biggest impact is in adult care where savings of £11.5 million have been suggested. Other services like road maintenance and bus routes will be hit.