Have your say on Norfolk budget
Time is running out
There's just over one week left to have your say on how money is spent in Norfolk.
The county council wants to hear your views on the proposed measures to save money next year.
Proposals include upping Council tax to help fill the deficit caused by the pandemic.
The consultation ends on 14 December.
Cabinet member for finance, Councillor Andrew Jamieson, encouraged people to take part in the consultation, to help the council shape its priorities at a time of "almost unprecedented risk and uncertainty."
He said:
"The council must now plan for the 'triple whammy' impacts of rising budget pressures, uncertainty over Government funding, and the financial challenges associated with COVID-19."
About the consultation
The council is consulting on the level of Council Tax and adult social care precept. People can also comment on the proposed budget approach and savings proposals.
Two specific proposals people can comment on in detail include reducing the amount of roadside grass cutting and reducing opening hours at recycling centres.
People can respond online, or write to Freepost Plus RTCL-XSTT-JZSK, Norfolk County Council, Ground floor - south wing, County Hall. Martineau Lane, NORWICH, NR1 2DH - they do not need to use a stamp.