Lewis Warner
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Birmingham, England
Joined August 2009
Here’s the details… Speaking exclusively to @itvcentral, Cllr Mick Brown, Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Families, acknowledged he is concerned about the potential harm the cuts could cause to children.
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RT @Alison1mackITV: BREAKING : Nottingham attacks families to meet @Keir_Starmer and other ministers next Wednesday as they fight on for an…
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CEO Birmingham Children’s Trust said: "Whilst it is never possible to prevent all child deaths, the safeguarding service delivered by Birmingham Children’s Trust will not be compromised in any way by the Council’s budget proposals."
EXCLUSIVE There is ‘potential’ for children to die as a result of cuts made by Birmingham City Council, an authority boss has admitted. Cllr Mick Brown has acknowledged he is concerned about the potential harm that could be caused to children.
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I met the boss of the council’s children's department to ask about the future of youth centres. But he told me further child deaths are possible.
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RT @ITVCentral: Council reform will be ‘distraction’ in local elections, warns council leader By @LewisJWarner
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"I do not turn my back on external help and support." Yesterday, I questioned Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton on council tax and whether Commissioners are still necessary, given their claim of a balanced budget. @itvcentral
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It means, in the Midlands, elections will therefore take place in... - Derbyshire - Gloucestershire - Leicestershire - Lincolnshire - Nottinghamshire - Staffordshire - Warwickshire - Worcestershire - Shropshire - West Northamptonshire
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Exclusive from @BeccaBarry A member of staff, who worked at the NHS mental health trust that treated Valdo Calocane, has told ITV News there will be “another disaster” in the organisation.
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NEW: There is more pain to come for those who rely on council services in Birmingham as the struggling local authority today outlined plans to cut £148 million from its budget this year. @itvcentral | @itvnews | @itvpolitics
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“Birmingham has made sufficient progress over the last 12 months to reduce the planned council tax increase." - @BrumLeader It will go up by 7.5% instead of 9.9% @itvcentral
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@DrewBoazman @BrumLeader Its statement is in the article - unfortunately it looks like a stalemate at the moment
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@DrewBoazman @BrumLeader This is probably because of the ongoing strike… of which more dates were announced today.
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“The Leader should apologise for attempting to mislead the residents of Birmingham now he’s putting it up by 7.5% and claiming other people wanted to put it up by 10% instead.” (2/2)
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