Precept set for Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service’s share of council tax bills
THE fire brigade has set its council tax rate for the year ahead.
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Proposals to be put forward for nearly 3% council tax rise next week
READING Borough Council has laid out proposals for a 3% rise in council tax, citing high inflation and increased demand ...
Reading to get an ‘insulting’ 3% increase in government funding making it likely council tax bills will rise 5%
READING is to receive a below-inflationary increase in its grant from the government, placing additional pressure on the council to ...
Police share of council tax rises 6.22%, to help provide ‘strong local policing to keep streets safe’
Thames Valley Police says it has increased its council tax precept so it can provide 'strong local policing to keep ...
Road repairs, tax rises, and public transport: Council lays out budget plans
The council aims to "protect services and deliver investments" as it sets out its budget ahead of a policy committee ...
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