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Services facing budget cuts | |
(28 minutes later) | |
Key Welsh Assembly Government departments are facing revenue cuts in real terms. | |
The scale of the cuts emerged after next year's draft budget was published. | |
Based on 1.5% inflation, the day to day spending of departments responsible for education and the economy are both set to fall by 0.6% in 2010/2011. | |
But the environment, sustainability and housing department revenue is set to rise by 3.9% and health and social services by 1.1% in real terms. | |
Ministers said they would seek more efficiencies rather than cut services. | |
Welsh Conservative leader Nick Bourne said the "poor draft budget" was caused by "Labour's inability to manage finances, both at Westminster and in the assembly". | |
More to follow soon... |