A proposal to close most of Aberdeen's libraries has been scrapped but arts funding is likely to be cut out of the city's budget.
Councillors will be asked to plug a £37.9m funding gap when the 2020/21 budget is presented to them on Tuesday. Major changes have been mooted including closing public toilets, ending school breakfasts, dimming streetlights and increasing council tax by at least 3%.
READ MORE:
- Culture 'falling off the list': Aberdeen's arts funding in crisis
- Scottish culture inquiry: put artists at the heart of new system
Last year the council considered closing all libraries except Aberdeen Central. Officers now recommend closing four community libraries, relocating libraries to occupy other community buildings and a £100,000 cut to overall library funding.
Aberdeen Performing Arts could have its funding cut by £98,000. Councillors will also consider whether to end music tuition in city schools.