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Nine MPs across Coventry and Warwickshire voted on the bill on Friday. How did they vote and why?
Councillors say cuts of almost £14m next year will still be necessary to balance the books.
The council in Coventry is considering reducing its cleaning service to save £700,000 next year.
Council Leader George Duggins says a completion date of 2034 is realistic despite the delays.
The authority approves the plans despite residents' outrage over the loss of the trees.
Residents blame a switch-off of street lights but the council insists there's no link with crime.
Joshua Nevett An MP has backed calls to impose a 20mph speed limit on a road where a 12-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run crash.
Warwickshire considered joining the West Midlands Combined in 2023, but the idea was dropped.
Council Leader Izzi Seccombe acknowledges the plans are unpopular, saying "turkeys don't vote for Christmas.
The planning permission for a gigafactory at Coventry Airport is due to run out in March.
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