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Councillors will vote on a proposed 4.99 per cent council tax increase and significant savings across services. City leaders say investment in frontline priorities will continue.

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00:00Liverpool councillors are set to decide whether to increase council tax by almost 5% and cut more than £50
00:07million from the city's budget.
00:10The cabinet has recommended a rise of 4.99%, the maximum allowed without a referendum, when full council meets next
00:18week.
00:19City leaders say the package delivers a balanced budget with investments in street cleaning, parks and free leisure access for
00:26under-18s.
00:27They argue government funding has improved. However, council analysis highlights ongoing pressures in social care, homelessness and special educational needs.
00:38Around £56 million in savings are planned over the coming year.
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