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16-Feb-18, 05:30
The Caithness Business Index (http://www.caithness-business.co.uk) has posted the following article:
Highland Council has agreed a budget for 2018-19.
Highland Councillors agreed a council tax increase of 3% which will mean an increase of £35.93 per annum on a Band D property. Overall, the budget gap of £15,146 million has been met by a package of savings which includes increasing Council Tax income by £3.448 million, increasing income by £3,059 million, setting a target of £2,250 million to be saved through Redesign and reducing expenditure by £5.1 million. [Read Full Article (//caithness-business.co.uk/article/8099)]
Highland Council has agreed a budget for 2018-19.
Highland Councillors agreed a council tax increase of 3% which will mean an increase of £35.93 per annum on a Band D property. Overall, the budget gap of £15,146 million has been met by a package of savings which includes increasing Council Tax income by £3.448 million, increasing income by £3,059 million, setting a target of £2,250 million to be saved through Redesign and reducing expenditure by £5.1 million. [Read Full Article (//caithness-business.co.uk/article/8099)]