A revised budget is expected to be agreed by Devon county councillors today - with safeguards for school crossing patrols, welfare services and some threatened bus routes.
The council still has to make savings of 46 million pounds over the next financial year.
And a rise of just under two per cent in council tax is being proposed to prevent even deeper cuts.
Man interviewed by council officials amid flag war
He's not the man they were looking for
Lifeboat washes up at Sidmouth
No one on board
Torbay hotels tested on child exploitation checks
One in eight pass
Rare wolf pups born at Devon Zoo
New arrivals boost visitors
“Disappointment” over North Devon funding settlement
There could be up to a five per cent drop in core spending power
Controversial Exeter road consultation to begin in the New Year
Drivers ‘rat-run’ through hospital to dodge Exeter road closure
