Joe Fagan, leader of South Lanarkshire Council, expresses hope for a brighter future in 2025, citing progress in securing fairer funding for local government. He encourages residents to participate in budget consultations.
The leader of South Lanarkshire Council, Councillor Joe Fagan, delivered a new year message to residents. In a video address, he expressed optimism for 2025, citing progress in securing fairer funding for local government . He acknowledged the difficult budget decisions ahead and urged residents to participate in the council's consultation process. Cllr Fagan, of Labour, wished everyone the best for the new year and highlighted the council's past efforts to navigate austerity.
He emphasized the improving picture for public spending across the UK and Scotland, stating that there are reasons to believe things will get better in 2025. He concluded by inviting residents to contribute to shaping the council's next budget
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