But the government has now confirmed that Bradford Council will be allowed an increase of 10%, while Newham and Windsor and Maidenhead will both be allowed a 9% rise. Birmingham, Somerset and ...

Council tax is set to rise by nearly 10% in Bradford after the government approved a request from the local authority. The Labour-run council had submitted a bid to increase bills by 14.99% in ...

Residents of Hyndburn look set to see the borough council's portion of their council tax rise by 2.99 per cent from April 1 - the maximum allowed without a referendum. This would add £8.03 a year ...

Council tax in Birmingham is set to rise by 7.5% after a new funding settlement was agreed with the government. The settlement, which will grant councils across England access to over £69 billion ...

But the government has now confirmed that Bradford Council will be allowed an increase of 10%, while Newham and Windsor and Maidenhead will both be allowed a 9% rise. Birmingham, Somerset and Trafford ...

and they mentioned the council rate rise as one of the reasons for that.” Monash University political scientist Zareh Ghazarian said he expected cost of living arguments to form a major part of ...

The Bradford Greens joined in describing the Council tax rise as "shameful". “Effectively they want hardworking people across our district to pay the price for clearing up the financial mess ...

Millions of people face council tax hikes over normal thresholds ... would be made available to regional administrators, a rise of 6.8% compared to the 2024-25 period. Close to £4bn has also ...

People living in the Manx capital are facing a rate rise of 5% largely down to factors ... Other projects supported by the council included plans to revamp three of the seafront gardens.

Edinburgh council is in line to become the latest town hall to defy John Swinney’s call for council tax rises to be limited. The Labour-led local authority is believed to be considering a rise ...

If approved, on February 19, the council tax bill for a typical Band D property will rise from £2,289 per year to £2,414, an increase of £125 per household. They said the reduction in the ...