North faces £128m cuts

The North faces £128m (€148m) spending cuts following today’s UK emergency budget.

North faces £128m cuts
Mon, 24 May, 2010 - 14:53

The North faces £128m (€148m) spending cuts following today’s UK emergency budget.

Slashing the cost of quangos was among the measures announced by Chancellor George Osborne to address the deficit.

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