Union members at Caerphilly County Borough Council have launched a protest against their employer’s planned cuts to services – which they say are avoidable.
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Council’s union members set to protest against their employer’s cuts plan
The council maintains it has to make “very difficult” decisions to plug a £45 million gap in its budgets over the next two years.