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Lolland needs to cut 500 million kroner, meaning schools will have to close and welfare services will be trimmed. Henrik has been drinking for 40 years, has lost both legs, and receives a bit of home care every two weeks. Foto: Martin Lehmann

Bo is blind, Henrik has no legs, and Lolland Municipality is planning to cut the help they receive. They think that’s perfectly fine

On Lolland, people are used to managing on their own. And if the municipality cuts services, it’ll probably be fine

Lolland needs to cut 500 million kroner, meaning schools will have to close and welfare services will be trimmed. Henrik has been drinking for 40 years, has lost both legs, and receives a bit of home care every two weeks. Foto: Martin Lehmann

I nogle kommuner i Nordsjælland og hovedstadsområdet får ældre næsten dobbelt så meget hjælp som på Lolland.

Og nu skal kommunen så skære igen. Men hvad siger borgerne? Svaret fra et par af dem, Politiken mødte, kan måske virke overraskende.

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