There will be a vote to confirm the move next month
Residents of Burnley borough are set to see their council tax rise by two per cent next year – below the maximum three allowed by the government without a referendum. This will increase the bill for a typical semi-detached family house in Band D by £6.76 a year to £344.58 a year.
The executive’s recommendations will go to the authority’s Full Council meeting on Tuesday, March 4 for confirmation. The proposed council tax increase follows the confirmation that there will be the maximum permitted increase of 5.31 per cent on council tax bills to pay for policing in Lancashire. * two Saturday community clean-up events this year for each ward utilising a spare refuse collection vehicle to provide residents with an opportunity to dispose of unwanted waste easily;* continued support for Burnley town centre wardens;
“We are working to create safer and cleaner public spaces. Council tax is increasing by two per cent.
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