LIVERPOOL council last night agreed a budget plan to save £91m this year, despite an eleventh-hour attempt by the Lib-Dems to block the budget.
The decision means:
* libraries, childrens’ centres, nurseries and leisure centres will be under threat of closure;
* council tax will be frozen;
* moderate care for elderly and disabled people will come to an end;
* free leisure passes for youngsters will be scrapped;
* voluntary and charitable services will see their budgets cut by 48.
The Labour administration insisted it would still do all it could to find ways of saving services.
