The North Lanarkshire Council budget for 2020/2021 to 2022/2023 includes the following:
* A 4.84% increase to Council Tax rates
* An end to lunchtime school crossing patrollers
* Increasing school meal prices to £3/£3.05 and by an additional 3% per year in subsequent years
* Review of classroom assistants
* "Reconfigure" the cleaning service in primary schools
* Reduction in funding to Citizens Advice Bureau
* Reduction in Local Development Programme funding (used regularly for new and improved play areas and additional parking provision)
* Reduction of funding for Culture and Leisure North Lanarkshire services in future years
* Cessation of festive lights in villages and town centres
* An increase in burial fees
* Closure of Palacerigg Visitor Centre
* An end to annual fireworks displays, with the exception of Strathclyde Country Park
* Reduction in shrub maintenance
* "Rationalisation" of grit bins
* Cessation of grass cutting in areas with a speed limit in excess of 40mph
* Cessation of floral features
* Reduction in expenditure on roads
* Reduction in level of antisocial behaviour service
* Reduction in level of support for Sheltered Housing
* Cessation of the care and repair housing service
* Increase charge for special uplifts from £25 to £35
* Changes to the secondary school timetable to include one afternoon per week without timetabled classes
* Changes to Additional Support Needs staffing structures, reduction in placements outwith North Lanarkshire, and review of transportation costs
* Review extra-curricular music service provision including charging
* Reduction in the number of schools at present
* Significant changes to Adult Social Care provision, including introduction of a £3.40 weekly charge for community alarm provision