Local authority leaders in Scotland have renewed their fight to set their own council taxes – despite the pledge of a freeze by first minister Humza Yousaf.
Members of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) said that whilst they welcome the Government’s £144 million earmarked for the freeze, they must retain the right to set their own tax levels.
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