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COUNCIL TAX
Ministers must stop flip-flopping over commercial deals
By Heather Jameson | 25 May 2022
Heather Jameson says ministers should 'stop the policy flip-flop over commercialisation – choose ...
COUNCIL TAX
Regulator finds 'competition concerns' with Veolia and Suez merger
By William Eichler | 20 May 2022
A merger of the waste management firms Veolia and Suez could lead to a loss of competition and an...
FINANCE
Councils apologise for rebate errors
By Martin Ford | 04 May 2022
Swale BC has apologised for taking money out of the accounts of direct debit holders while Leeds ...
COUNCIL TAX
Councils need radical thinking at a time of crisis
By Professor Richard Murphy | 12 April 2022
Professor Richard Murphy says councils need to cooperate to tackle the multiple crises faced by c...
COUNCIL TAX
Cost of living crisis risks leaving levelling up 'dead on arrival'
By William Eichler | 07 April 2022
The Government’s levelling up agenda could be undermined by a deepening North-South divide exacer...
FINANCE
Councils take up care precept to boost income
By Heather Jameson | 31 March 2022
Almost all eligible councils are set to raise the adult social care precept on their council tax ...
FINANCE
Government needs to 'get a grip' on council tax rebate, says Betts
By Heather Jameson | 29 March 2022
The Government needs to ‘get a grip’ on the council tax rebate scheme, the chair of the levelling...
FINANCE
1.3m families to miss out on council tax rebate
By Chris Mahony | 28 March 2022
Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) figures suggest that around 1.3m families risk missing out...
COUNCIL TAX
Sunak's statement misses the mark for the most vulnerable
By Joanne Pitt | 25 March 2022
The Government has made this mini budget more about political gestures than effecting real change...
COUNCIL TAX
A cruel April looms
By Dave Innes | 22 March 2022
Even if support from the chancellor falls short, this is a time when councils still have an abili...
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