Scotland’s public spending watchdog has hailed the improved leadership of councillors and officers at West Dunbartonshire Council.
A report by the Accounts Commission said the council was in a ‘good position’ to tackle challenges including falling population, economic deprivation and poor health outcomes despite facing a budget gap of nearly £14m over the next three years.
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