Sentence examples for council cut back from inspiring English sources

Back in 2007, Waltham Forest council cut back the opening hours, wound down the learning, and downgraded the curatorial staff.

Those on the remain side who felt they didn't recognise their own country when they woke up on Friday morning must spare a thought for the pensioner in Redcar or Wolverhampton who has been waking up every morning for the last 30 years, watching factories close and businesses move while the council cuts back services and foreigners arrive, wondering where their world has gone to.

As councils cut back, BIDs are already filling the gaps.

Children's centres are taking a hit as councils cut back, leaving isolated and depressed mothers on their own.

For the last 30 years, councils have cut back council housebuilding in the face of severe budget cuts.

"My council has cut back over the years and its now reached front line staff," said Jeanette Townley in the south London borough of Merton.

No one paid him a cent, but supposedly his services allowed the city council to cut back on its landscaping budget.

She had deregulated the financial system, broken the unions, legalised the sale of council houses, cut back the welfare state and shifted the national agenda from a belief in social responsibility to the pursuit of individual wealth.

A parallel leadership empty-headedness has come to light this week with a certain prime minister wondering why even his local Tory Oxfordshire county council has cut back so severely on public services.

The council had cut back opening hours to save money, despite the fact many exhibits were the gift of artist Sir Frank Brangwyn, one of Morris's students, who stipulated that all donated pieces should be on view to the public for a minimum period each week.

"The police told the council, which cut back the tree, and the kids' parents were talked to.