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.
Call for filming of violence to be made illegal
Violence by girls rose last year in Plymouth
Motorcyclist seriously injured in Plymouth crash
Police are appealing for witnesses
Developers will pay more for Dartmoor plans
Fees and charges to rise across the national park
Doubt over benefits of new Dartmoor phone mast
Site visit arranged as locals say new mast not needed
Illegal vapes and cigarettes seized from Devon shop
Police say they are a risk to humans
Devoncast – Elections, parking charges and police funding
Plus a Devon MP's crusade against property management companies
