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No emergency budget before September, no Health and Adult Social Care scrutiny before the end of June – the democracy shutdown at County Hall continues

No emergency budget before September, no Health and Adult Social Care scrutiny before the end of June – the democracy shutdown at County Hall continues

Posted By theboss on 15th May 2020

By Graham Smith It is likely to be September before Cornwall councillors are able to think about an emergency budget, after the Covid-19 Coronavirus crisis wrecked County Hall’s business plan.…

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