Oxfordshire County Council is running a public consultation on its proposals to cut a further £50 million per year from the county council budget for each year from 2016/17 and 2019/20 - on top of the £292 million per year that it has already saved, or has plans to save, between 2010/11 and 2017/18.
Some county council services will be reduced and some may stop altogether. The services left will be targeted at those who really depend on them – particularly children at risk of abuse and neglect, and adults who cannot look after themselves.
The County Council is asking people to give their views on 95 savings options across 6 broad service areas - Adult Social Care; Children, Education and Families; Corporate Services; Environment and Economy; Fire and Rescue and Trading Standards; and Libraries and Cultural Services.
The County Council is also seeking residents' views on the possibility of raising its share of the council tax to reduce the volume of cuts required.
You can HAVE YOUR SAY on these proposals by responding online or in writing to the survey information provided here.
The consultation closes at 9am on 30 November 2015.
Some county council services will be reduced and some may stop altogether. The services left will be targeted at those who really depend on them – particularly children at risk of abuse and neglect, and adults who cannot look after themselves.
The County Council is asking people to give their views on 95 savings options across 6 broad service areas - Adult Social Care; Children, Education and Families; Corporate Services; Environment and Economy; Fire and Rescue and Trading Standards; and Libraries and Cultural Services.
The County Council is also seeking residents' views on the possibility of raising its share of the council tax to reduce the volume of cuts required.
You can HAVE YOUR SAY on these proposals by responding online or in writing to the survey information provided here.
The consultation closes at 9am on 30 November 2015.
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